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I know sunken in eyes is a sign of dehydration and when my Cham is about to shed his skin gets really wrinkled and if he is starving I would give him as much crickets as he wants

I currently have my mister on 5 times a day for 30 seconds at a time but I am changing it to 3 times a day for 1 minute each, My cham lives in a free range so I can't really drench it but so far my cham is staying hydrated. If your cham is hydrated and the humidity is right I see no prob with...

ya even the small ones can jump out of it, I'm just using it temporally until I build a cricket trap. Check this vid out, its Sdheli420's cricket trap, its the one I'm going to make soon http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRrcZHGmbRI&feature=channel_video_title

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the cup I use is a bird feeder cup I bought at petco, its pretty shallow about 2 and a half inches deep, I wouldn't think thats too far

lol i didnt even realize ps3 had that, but yea I only really play xbox because all my friends play but im going to have to try ps3 out i need a blueray player so I might as well just get a ps3

I had the same problem, it was my organic soil. I switched soils and now they are gone

I heard the black ones don't climb and jump as much, is this true? I might get some but I wouldn't want these assassins crawling around my room ready to bite unsuspecting victims

Does he usally eat out of a cup or does he hunt them in his cage? Not sure about the tongue problem but I would imagine cup feeding would be easier, my Cham just hangs off the vine and eats the crickets easily

Most people put river rocks over the plant soil. I myself use paper towels.

I think the cage is way to small, also did you check the temp under the basking spot? I have a powersun and it gets very hot, it seems like you have it too close.

crickets...its not that small lol

i have had my panther cham for a little under 2 months and he's shed twice, hes around 5 months old

My cham will go over to his feeding cup and only eat like 3-5 crickets then he will go hide in his plant then go back and eat more hours lader, and hours lader most the dust fell off the crickets. Is this normal I'm kind of worried he's not getting enough supplements because he doesn't eat all...

Ive had my hornworms for about a month now and keep them at 55 degrees and they have barely grown at all, I can't even really see a difference in size

haha I use that to its all in one, how old is he?

anyone? also towards the threads its blackish color(not sure if that means anything)

I got a 100 watt powersun off ebay, and when I opened it, it didn't look new (was listed as new). There was what seems to be water stains on the bulb along with some dust. Is there anyway to tell if its been on for extended periods of time? I don't want to use it on my cham if its been in use...

my cham doesn't really mind when I hand mist with warm water but when my mistking turns on he dips and hides under the foliage. I actually think hes basking less because of the mist but theres no way I can position it so it doesn't hit his basking spots

heres a vid of him eating a hornworm (sorry for the quality) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJuWTQJ-RSE