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thank you, thank you thank you! Thank you so much for the idea, I did the same set up as the first picture and it works great! Easy and very cost affective...

I notice the past couple of poops from Juanita the urates has been runny. At first I thought is was because of the water from the dripper, but today I saw her in action. I read here that worms can cause the urate to be runny, and I have been feeding her about 15 crickets in the morning and a...

My friend has a Panther Cham, he eats he's worms from a little container that she leaves in his cage.

Thanks Thanks! I give about 12-15 crickets once a day everyday. t was just that day the only thing I had was the worms. She eats in my hand, on the bottom, on top, basically anywhere the food goes she hunts until there's nothing left. My daily routine is crickets in the morning and a...

Thanks Not sure if what I did was OK, but I had no choice. On Saturday I gave her about 4 because I had no crickets left since Friday. She would have eaten more if I had more. Is it normal for a 3 month old to eat as much as you feed them.

Thanks again everyone. The links are awesome, and I've read a couple as soon as I found this blog. One of the lights I have on top is a 75 watt that I keep on during the day. Since I live in S. FL I think during the summer I'll have to change to a 40 watt, because my A/C is set to keep the house...

Thank you very much for the help. The picture of the cage was before I added a few more things. The reptile store I go to, they told me to turn the red light on at night, because of the A/C. It can get around 70. I know about the place for her to lay eggs when she's around 6-8 months old...

Hi everyone meet Juanita, she's a 3 month old Veiled cham. She's also my very fist reptile, but I never thought in a million years that I would get so attached. Any care, setting and suggestions are welcome.

How can I tell if the super worms I have are the right size for my 3 month old cham? and how often can I give them to her? :confused:

How old female chams usually lay eggs. I recently purchased my very first cham, the store where I purchase Juanita from, told us she was 2 months old. Since I have no experience with reptiles I started reading about care, cage setting, etc...but I can't find anywhere how old they start laying...