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my veiled started to puff up at me and rear up at about the same age maybe its puberty.

out of my all my herps my bearded dragon has to be the easiest to keep that being said there is a difference between easy to keep and low maintenance my boas are low maintenance I guess what Im saying is even if its easy it can be more work and even if its only 10 mins of work it can be hard...

It might just be me but he looks ok in the first two pics the third one he looks dehydrated. also it may just be me but for 5 month old male veiled cham his casque looks really short.

For a long time my levels were lower then what most people suggest. That being said the chams are alive and well. I didn't see any long term damage but I will said they do look and act much happier now that the levels are higher.

if a few of you could look at my first album upload for me just to make sure it actually work that would be great

I know vet visits are expensive but its worth it just to know you did everything you could for your loved one.

I ended up having to do the same but replace roaches with I got a new cham and cupcake with wine

I got out last year. With the GI bill plus a part time job I was making about the same as when I was in. The only thing that sucks with the GI bill is if the school doesnt offer year round classes there wont be any BAH in the summer:(

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Ask if they are ok with small caged animals I've never lived somewhere where the landlord wasn't you just don't tell them what it is if they are ok with a hamster or a goldfish they should be fine with your reptiles as long as you don't have a Parsons or any of the very large reptiles

I tried that but my cham is crazy and would jump off of it. I hope my next cham won't be a jumper.

Holy crap your lucky. where do you live that he lived that long? Also I like how their names are Mario themed.