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My Chams really don't like Dubia's for some reason. Even if I starve them for a good few days they'll just eat one, reluctantly. Or even none.

Glad to hear you got the worms removed. Fingers crossed they don't return. I can't believe people on here have actually carried out DIY Cham surgery. Haha crazy!

Nothing on the bottom. Nothing is needed. Maybe paper if anything

He's a little cracker! Love the shades of blue he has

Good luck! ;-)

A lot do. My advice for you would be pick your species and then find a reputable breeder. Post your setup on here too so people can give you any tips if needed.

Great picture. She has a case for "domestic violence" ;-)

You do realise that now you are HOOKED :cool:

Great news. Sometimes thats just what happens. They usually go all defensive until you have them and then they are are chilled out. What was your approach in the end?

Their jaws really do have some power! I think the trick is to let them bite you - dont move your hand/finger. That way their teeth dont cut you

Please keep the updates coming. Really intrigued to see how he turns out over time!

Repashy all in one can be used at every feeding if you have a Veiled/Panther. Its an all in one supplement and works well. It looks like this...

WOW - Stunner!

haha - nobody is taking Ernie :cool: Thanks - he shows all sorts of colours depending on the light he's under

Thanks guys. He really is an amazing Cham. Really laid back nature too!

Just been flicking through my digi camera and found a few snaps so thought I'd share them. Probably a month or two old now. My plan this weekend is to get them out again for some free-ranging and picture taking :-)

Update - they are growing! Its a good job as well because they are hard work. I will admit there have been some casualties along the way though.

Repashy all in one is a good product. I've been using it for a good few months now. If you use it properly, without over-doing it, it should last a long time. Mine came in a re-sealable bag too so should keep for ages.

I remove my Chams from their cages when cleaning. If they dont come out by themselves I start to give them a nice chin rub (always approach slowly) - I start with this. Slowly moving my hand underneath their body. Usually they will start to move their hands on to you. Or try to mount your hand...

Hi Markarian - welcome to the forum. You will get good help & advice here its a great forum with some great helpful people. I can relate to your current position - the first Chameleon I bought was sick and it only became apparent a few days after bringing him home. Its devastating. I would...