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I cleaned it a few nights ago and don't use substrate but I will check it again. Oftentimes he doesn't want to be anywhere but on me. I don't force him to do anything but after he is handled for a few mins he happily hose to his cage. I don't think there is any problem but I will try something...

Well normally snakes of all likes prefer live so he probably won't go after the dead mouse but he won't go near your pets either. It sounds like he's only capable of downing something like a large mouse or small rat. My friend has had a problem with her reticulated python measuring her by...

I know from experience that he will not eat right away but my panther sometimes just will not take insects. I've tried horn worms roaches silk worms gut load insects crickets fruit flies super worms meal worms and stink bugs. If you have another suggestion then feel free to tell me and I will...

My cham can always craves attention trying to get me through his cage. He is very social with me and is so sweet. He also enjoys the occasional silk worms. Of course I read what you wrote and I also think it's a good idea to socialize him. If he will willingly come to you then he is fine. I...

I always make sure my chams are in a safe environment they can hide in and it's only funny to me because he's so small. I haven't taken him to my family but once or twice to see if he's more social and after I give him a few super worms to calm him down. He wasnt terrified more like...

This is a thread on Panthers so yes I own a panther. Also he sometimes refuses guy load insects and prefers me hand feeding him. He hates my phone though :D won't eat with it in the room... but plants are a last resort for me.

Dude you need to chill out. I understand the she shouldn't have handled it so early but if it's comfortable with its new surroundings and is craving attention then a good time out of the cage with her new owner may be good for the cham. If the cham was stressed it would have shown signs of being...

Well there are a number of reasons a female veiled would stop eating. She could be in shed. She could be ready to lay a clutch. Or she could be having digestive problems. Either way try ditching meal worms as their shell may be causing digestive problems and try silk worms or horn worms. They...

I give my cham veggies only because he sometimes refuses the crickets mealworms and other insects I offer him. I make sure to dust it in calcium dust and also feed him a variety of easily digestable veggies. He now enjoys the veggies and takes them when I give them. If he has and digestive...

Yea my Cham Delta is just not good with people that aren't me:p

Such a cute little baby. Try a warm misting or bath and gently wipe her. Make sure it doesnt bunch up and cut off circulation near the limbs or tail though. It will become a problem if it does stay. Good luck.

I just got a new baby veiled a week ago and he is very happy and healthy with the routine. He definitely warmed up to the new people quickly and enjoys being petted by me. So far he has tried to bite everyone else. It's quite funny since he is so small right now but I'm trying to socialize him...

I live near va but I'm in Maryland and if you're willing to drive up there are a few shops that sell nice chameleons such as congressional. It all depends on the type you look for. No breeders here though.

I'm in Maryland. Although my family likes the house around 60 DEGREES. I have a humidifier in my room for when I take him out.

There is definitely no problem with glass cages. I have one because where I am also is very cold in the winter. I take him out daily in the summer for a lot of air flow and fresh air. I'm the winter he spends an hour out of his cage with proper supervision. As long as he has some outside time he...

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They definitely do although they may not like it. Just have to experiment around or resort to tricking them. I hang little carrot shavings on branches and pretend its some new kind of worm.

How long is your friends cornsnake and do you think there are any food sources in your house for him to eat? Besides the animals you own.

You can keep remove her from the bin although I would suggest weighing her every 4 or 5 days and recording the weights so you can know when she is starting to rapidly gain and is ready to lay.