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Wow thats nice!!!! nice find and congrats!!!!

I have 3 of them. i started out with a five gallon and just ended up putting them in my 55 gallon tank. they like to eat tublifex worms, brine shrimp.

Wow. they can't just send monkeys

No idea but it would be crazy. if they really did that would leave a lot of people stunned.

I have a veiled cham also. mine did the same thing with the coil bulbs. now that i have switched to a t5 lighting system i haven't seen his eye close at all. he seems more alert and he also eats more. My little dude is getting some color in him.oh and the only other thing i changed was how big...

Yea. I'm buying it from a friend of mine. its already set up. he has had this 10gallon nano reef tank for years. he said he doesn't have time for it anymore with his three kids and other fish. so that's how I'm getting it for only $25. I'm think I'm going to try my hand at it. Iv been keeping...

So i might be getting a nano reef tank. it will only cost my 25 bucks annd it come with everything i need. it also will come with live rock, sand and a few nano fish. The question is should i or should i not? give me your thoughts. i wanna know what others have experienced.

I used to live in Missouri. moved to Oklahoma and i have a vield. make sure you have all the suppliments for him/her and to keep the right uvb and heat source. they are a lot of work but very satisfying. if you have any questions just pm me.

A green Chinese mantid. i have two females. i got them off ebay when they were in the egg. i feed the rest to my cham and bearded dragon.

I live in an apartment and i breed roaches. make sure you have a screen top so they don't get out. i also have crickets, superworms, mealworms, and mantids. i don't breed those but iv had no problem yet. i have a lot of reptiles soit is time consuming. takes a lot of work and patience. but i do...

I got mine off ebay. Chinese mantids. fed all but 2 and was hoping to have a female and a male but nope. two females

No that's not normal. i would look him/her over to make sure that it didn't bite them.

You are most welcome. just wanted you to know what happens and some info on the plant. glad i could help

You can also use the search button. they have a lot of treads on veiled chams. and welcome to the forum

Even a small dose of calcium oxalate is enough to cause intense sensations of burning in the mouth and throat, swelling, and choking that could last for up to two weeks. In greater doses it can cause severe digestive upset, breathing difficulties, coma or even death. Recovery from severe...

If i was you i would. i don't like to take chances with another's life. it is alway a posibility that it could eat it. Just to be on the safe side i would get another plant.

Besides my dog and cat i have: 2 tarantulas, a golden gecko, a ball python, a fire belly toad, two Chinese preying mantids, a 55 gallon tank with 4 angel fish, a school of zebra fish a black loach, a softball sized apple snail, a pleco. i also have a firebelly newt a colony of asian forest...

I found this one too. http://www.forkedtreeranch.com/

Nice!! very awesome cham you have there.

Got this off google. All parts of the plant are poisonous if ingested. A number of other sites claims that this is a myth. It contains calcium oxalate. Needle-like calcium oxalate crystals could irritate different sensitive skin parts, mucosa