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Bob! Haha great name for a Cham

The cheapest Mistking package works great for me. I run a single nozzle in each cage and it can apparently run upto 10 no problem. Great product

Wowsers! Nice Zoo!

I would probably say he is still adjusting to his new surroundings. If he does another poop then you will know if he has eaten something. They can eat/drink when you aren't looking sometimes. Sneaky guys at times. I'd say give him another couple of days. A Cham his age can go a week without...

Do you know what the previous owner was feeding him? Have you tried letting his food free range? Did he eat from a tray previously?

That cage sounds a bit small for an adult veiled. He may be stressed with this. What size cage was he in before? Is it a new cage? Chams can take a good few days to adjust and settle when moved to new surroundings.

Ive had this before on my panthers leg. It didn't shed properly and seemed to fuse back to him. It came off no problem the next time he did shed though

Great pictures - what camera did you use for those?

Veileds always look so sweet and innocent - then they wake up!

I love his colours - very vibrant for his age too. Good work.

How old is he?

Great pics guys. My new little Ambanja arrives next Thursday. Can't wait

Probably too hot. They gape to cool their body down. Check your temps are right first. If they are right already then it could be something else such as RI

I've spent ages tonight moving and untangling the little gits. I had to remove a few dead ones too. I hope they get bigger and FAST

This idea is genius. And it works. Thanks very much!

Exactly what I first thought. Definitely a vet visit needed ASAP as already advised. Good luck - lets hope he keeps his tail

Has anyone used this with locusts? Do they eat it?

I have to wait a week for my new guy unfortunately. I'm sure it will be worth the wait though!

Dancing with death. The size difference is immense!

I find a bunch of them are joined together by silk and chow. Can I pick them up in a bunch and put them on top of fresh food? Also, there are white bits in amongst them- is this their skin thats molted?