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Thanks for sharing the link. It gave me an idea for hole size and placement.

Thanks for the ideas. Maybe I'm a little overthinking it, but I watched those darn crickets squeezing out of a hole in my keeper I didn't know was there and found crickets for days all around my house, ugh. Don't want that again if I can help it.:eek:

I hadn't thought of that.

Thanks for the info.

I need to drill holes in the bottom of my enclosure for drainage but I'm really worried about those pesky crickets finding their way out. I feed my guy large crickets and was thinking of using a 7/64 drill bit which is pretty tiny, but then I'm afraid my holes might be too small to be...

Can anyone tell me the difference between using a deep dome and shallow dome lighting fixture? I'm upgrading to a 24x24x48 enclosure and currently have the double deep dome fixture for my smaller enclosure. I'm wondering if shallow would be better to get the heat closer to more depth of the...

Thank you. I will check it out.

Yes, I live in Colorado so they grow well here. The new branches look almost like large vines, but sturdy enough for a cham to walk along. That is why I was wondering if they might work.

I'm giving Gus, my veiled, a larger enclosure soon and need to give him some nice horizontal branches. I was wondering if anyone knows whether using Forsythia branches would be safe for him? Thanks!

I hadn't thought about tempting him with food. That's a good idea as long as they don't escape first!:)

Hi! This is my first post, but I've read so much for the past few months and love all the helpful advice so here goes: I adopted my cham from my son who could no longer care for him about 3 months ago. I estimate Gus to be close to 10 months old based on when my son got him. Although Gus has...

I have fed Gus small pieces of apple, cantaloupe, strawberry and carrots. His favorites seem to be apple and carrot. I've tried greens, but so far he's not a fan.

They are all beautiful, but I'm going to choose the first photo.