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Same to you. i have to work today. its all good cause the town i live in you can't shoot fireworks anyway. they will put you in jail and fine you here. sucks really

That where i get mine also. i love them. they are always nice and the crickets are always alive.

No idea but bump

Wow. hot sauce is awesome!!

Iv only had my cham(Spikey) for almost 6 months now and have never had a problem. I have scowered this forum and it has helped a lot. If people would only take the time out of their busy life and hit the search button it would help them out. but instead they wait till they have a sick cham and...

Hey just a quick question, what kinds of wood do you use in you chams house?

Bump! i have no idea

When i ship i do make customers sigh for the package. that way i no they were home to get the live animal and make sure it is doing alright. Also it depends on the animall I'm shipping, meaning what company i use to ship.

Chams sometimes hiss when they are threatened or stressed.. i don't know much but maybe somebody with more experience can lend a hand.

My veiled cham is in the middle of his shed. he is shedding in the middle of his body right now. and my ball python is in shed at the same time. lol. its crazy at my place with over 45 animals to take care of. i love it though.

Dog food has no nutritional value for crickets. i use a corn based cricket food. then i use the calcium based cricket water cubes. makes things much easier. ialso have a feeding schudule where i put greens and fruits in.

Well that just sucks. id try the hydro balls and then a mesh screen then a substrate to see if that works.

you can also buy a glas cutter to cut a hole in the bottom of you tank. i don't know where to get one but iv had one before for a project i was working on. good luck.

Wow nice post. hope you get more ideas from others.

I just use a 10 gallon fish tank with a clip on lid. i give them the water cubes and cricket crack. i also put a few small egg crates in the bottom and put two of my tubes from the cricket keeper in there too. this way i can just pick up a tube and shake them where i need them. i like to keep it...

I think he would still need calcium and vitamin d. for the dog cage i would wrap a screen around it and attach it somehow. a screen small enough for crickets to not get out but to let uvb come through. And i wouldn't let him go for the fact he might not be very wild anymore. maybe somebody else...

The only advice i can give is to try it and see if she will lay any.

I don't know. hopefully somebody will. *bump*

The only thing i can think is to handle him a little everyday. this will get him used to you holding him so you can take him outside. Maybe somebody else will have more advice.

Man that's awesome!!! he is so small and cute. and nice name