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Seems US is still running energy on a government loan. Here the increase is massive. Chams are a very expensive hobby in Asia in terms of energy (admit we have quite a bit of reptiles at our house). And imagine that this extra adds to global warming, which deminishes Chams in the wild evidently...

Vinegar made it for me. Once in a while I soak the nozzles overnight in vinegar, diluted with water (ratio of 1:5). I think pure vinegar might be too aggressive on the plastic.

I am glad that she is with someone who cares. From your help form I can see that she was in a cage where geckos and frogs were. As I have never seen an eye like this, I would ask the vet specifically for cross infection from frog to Chams.

Archaius Tigris Trioceros Cristatus Calumna Tarzan Will do for me.

A lot have this. Myth is mouth rot is like this. But mouthrot starts as a swelling below the lip. From my experience this is a deformation, which can be caused by feeders and the injuries they might inflict or by genes (is he cb?). Put it like this: your Cham is amazing.

Sounds exciting. What animal is it for? Depends pretty much on the species also.

A lot will have to do with how comfortable he is in his enclosure. Does he have enough hiding places? Does he have enough time for himself without too much traffic around him? When you released him to the cage, did you put him in with your hands or did you place the box inside and let him get...

Amazing - as always from you.

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Jann. I don't know what to say. When I lost Greeny the Veiled the entire family cried for days. We went to the mountain to handpick his grave. Once in a while we return to put a flower paddle on his grave. They grow on you more than any other pet I had. Your Padre was one of a kind. I feel...

I am so sorry to hear all this. I always admired Padre. He was an amazing Cham. One of my all time favorites. You took so good care and he had the best life he could possibly have. You are an amazing Cham keeper with so much dedication and knowledge. I think this forum learned so much from you...

What is his size? Two inches might be a bit too much for a 3 month old.

You have such great and healthy Chams. Your advise should be example to all of us. Perfect husbandry. Nice pics also.

It's all about money. But as a good old European I still believe in the regulating power of politics. Doesn't mean it is good. But means it can regulated the compromise. Without greed will turn distructive. Bush was reducing political regulation to 0 in the US and we had 2 nice wars of global...

Who else should get involved into it? If no political decision is made at all, things will get even worse. I would argue that we are where we are precisely because no political solution has been found.

Nobody ever has, I guess. My smiley didn't work from the iPhone. Sorry to confuse you. Unfortunately mankind I too greedy to protect the ones that don't seem to generate money in the first place. More frightening than the Tarzan is that all of the 100 are due to human interference. There was...

I find this threat a bit counterproductive. New time owners might have done their research yet are still overwhelmed by the situation of keeping such a fragile animal as pet. This forum is very active and precisely of that reason. Chams are amazing but don't make easy pets. When I was a first...

Welcome to the adulthood. My veiled never excreted a plug. Neither did my Montanes. But my panther is a master. Every day. Horny like anything. Usually it comes after the poop. But lately he pushes it out at any occasion. Don't feel ashamed. Nature is always fascinating.

Just imported the last few individuals. Dead cheap as the guy who sold it needs to support his 10 headed family. Will sell now for 10K each.

First time owner? Always the same worries for all of us. Great. You care. And you should. It is a nice Cham you have there. On a sidenote, in nature they mainly prefer to sleep at tip of the branches as potential predators (like snakes) would be too heavy to get there. It is an instinct...