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the Petco I went to , the manager owns chams so I guess that's a good thing,gave helpful info also gave me her vets number and the vet was very good also , handled my 2 chams very careful and was pleased that I took them when they healthy , the nurse was shocked to see them healthy ,she said 90%...

OMG I feel so sorry for her ,hope she gets better soon , she's a cutie for sure

I understand some say Petco has unhealthy chams ,I guess I'm lucky and has a good Petco here in Louisiana , my 2 chams are over a year old and there year check up they where ok , only for parasites that i'm sure came from the crickets ,other than that my chams are big and strong

that's fantasic ,,,I'm doing the best I can with my 2 chams that just made one year old ,,,its good to see post where chams are healty wishing them many more happy years

I understand , I didn't see where they lived , so sorry about the misinformation,, I live in Louisiana and believe me its hot and humid LOL

not sure about this but I read its not good for chams in a glass housey ,, something about pneumonia , but if you had a year in glass I guess its ok , if I was you read up on this

I would have to say female also ,, I'm not even close to a expert but looks like my female panther when she was a few months old ,,,

just my point of view ,I have a vield male and female panther male 1 year old and panther 11 months , I took both in for a year check up , both seemed really heathy but just for there health took them to the vet , both had parasites but caught it in time, even found out female has eggs and...

most new members like myself will read up on this site and still ask questions because some info is not full info and thankful some have time to give us more info ,,,,and if I post a reply I will always say just my opion because I don't know it all ,,,,,some know EVERY THING j.s.

thanks for the info,,, she's still eating maybe 5 crickets every day ,,she has gone to laying bin 3 times in 1/2 hour but when cover on housery I never seen her go to bin , keeping a close eye on her , vet said a month before she lays and its been 2 weeks , just a nervous parent I guess LOL

i covered the housery because she kept going to laying bin and wanted to give her privacy ,,,, now she never goes to laying bin ,,, I'm about out of ideas grrrrr

my daughter kitten sits there watching crickets I think, daughter took male veild out and he keep his eye on kitten, I am not trusting kittin at this time ,kitten wants to play too much and not going to hurt my chams so we keep them apart for now

WOW 300.00 was it the x-rays that cost ,I took my 2 chams for there year check up and it was 120.00 for both

ghann's in ga. and close to Louisiana , josh is up north somewhere , I don't know if its the travel that kills them but I ordered twice and didn't have good luck with live ones

ghann's,,,,,i tried another place online but 1/2 crickets was dead when they arrived,,,,I order the 3/8 or 1/2 because in 2 weeks there a lot bigger than when I get them

my daughter has a kitten , kitten will sit in front of housery and believe me I watch kitten , I also think its the crickets kitten is watching , I have a room just for crickets (I buy 2,000 at a time)kitten tried like 3 times to get in cricket room LOL as of now I don't trust kitten ,she...

my male vield had white urate covering his poo ,so least I know he was getting plenty of fluids , I asked vet about it because I thought it was too much white (sometimes you couldn't see poo with the white covering it )the female panther was always good that's what had me concerned when I took...

vet said ammonia in urine ,, other than parasite both chams was doing great

thanks and that's what i'm using and I also keep laying bin moist even tho she has maybe 3 weeks to go,,,, she weighted 83 grams last Saturday at the vet :>)

my female panther has never mated so I know eggs won't be fertal, I seen comments about covering housery because the females gets nervious , vet said about a month she should lay but I noticed she's going to laying bin a lot lately, when I walk by she will climb back up to the top so I covered...