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These creatures are solitary reptiles. Not fun loving mammals. Chams don't smile but if you call gaping smiling then have at it. Car rides? Seems like you treat your cham like a dog which is completely wrong.

interesting about nosy be. never knew that.

LOL do you poop white?

I say its true for some species but Im no expert.

Lol, not trying to be rude or anything but what did you expect?

you crossed the line!

its because those gauges are terrible. go buy a digital one and it will solve your problem. Panther's require very precise temps so make sure you have them set before you get one. what kind of lights are you using? You also need to get a live plant in there.

that coiled bulb will give your cham some serious eye problems. I would suggest ordering a reptisun 5.0 linear bulb. I would keep that coiled bulb off in the mean time.

Get some biovine or even garden hose works great for some horizontal perches and "cham" highways.

I use a ficus and schefellera sp? is pretty common. along with golden pothos. If the cup thing doesnt work out then just free range your food. My cham refuses to cup feed and chams dont eat out of plastic containers in the wild. Thats why everyone has problems with cup feeding. Its not...

He should be fine in that enclosure. Make sure to use live plants with vines. they need to explore.

Has anyone tried it? I think ill stay with my cricket crack.

It hasn't been weeks. Ive just been noticing that he eats a lot less now then he did. Hes gone on a hunger strike before so thats probly whats going on.

thats insane. Ive never seen a cham that big.

When I say hibernation im not talking about going to sleep for half a year, Im talking about eating less and being less active. But here is my question. If a cham who was raised outside in weather that was pretty much the same as Ambilobe Madagascar. Is it possible for them to not eat for days...

Yes. 40 or 60 watt

I know the humidity is high outside but I didnt think it would be humid inside my room.. What are LRI symptoms?

Thanks Juli and 000

I thought it was to dry in my room since he's been used to the humid outdoor air.

It was a crane cool mist humidifier and I just elevated it next to the cage and the mist pumped right through the screen. Im almost positive that was my problem because I didnt have it on a timer.