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Hi and welcome to the forums. Those are some really nice chams. Some one restrain Benny. I think he's going to be in love.

That's odd your PS doesn't carry this stuff on rolls. Mine has 4 or 5 different styles on large rolls and they sell it by the foot. Yeah you can order it online, and at a fraction of the cost. I've bought from both DrFosters n Smith.com and BigAl's.com I think it was BigAl's that I found the...

I like the Target idea. Shopping malls are too large and have too many entrances to be able to really protect against one of these flesh eating fiends getting in. I do disagree on your weapons of choice. One of these would be much better. Target carries 12 gage ammo, so that shouldn't be...

This is usually something chams do when they want to warm up. But your husbandry looks ok, from what information you gave. Could you do us a favor and fill out the form you find here In the history section tell us if this cham is wild caught or and if or not any fecals have been done.

I need to get some updated pics of my guy. He is a totally different cham from these pics back in August. But anyhow..here he is at 5-6 months old.

I would kiss the ground my shop owners walk on for treating me like this. Here my 2 shops I've mentioned before, do not offer any kind of guarantee on their animals. One of them even says so in a big sign above their register. Hence why I don't buy animals from them...not to mention they are way...

If anything, they usually decrease their appetite during a shed. Honestly all my guys eat as if nothing is happening during their sheds. But in a way I think your assumption is right. The shed indicates he is growing thus he wants to eat more.

I like the Flukers thermometer humidity gage. It's small and has 2 little pieces of velcro on the back. I have taken the opposite side of velcro and wrapped it around dowels in various places in my cages. This allowes me to have just 1 thermometer/humidity gage for multiple cages and multiple...

Very nice. I like this design. The only thing I would add is, under heavy mistings you may find that your bottom lining allows water to leak out of the sides. A simple fix would be to take some 100% silicon caulk and caulk this lining into the wood frame. It will be permanent, but easily removed...

I just looked through your other threads. This seems to be a reoccurring problem. I'm with every one else, Indiana is not your problem. And without blood tests there is no way to know exactly what may be the problem with this animal. It even could be that he is just genetically predisposed to...

it's not that they are hard. It's that in comparison to most other reptiles, they require more work. You can't go 3-7 days without messing with them in some way like say a snake. They require daily attention, either it be feedings or mistings, you are guaranteed to have your hands in their cage...

Also you don't really want the twig to be more than 6 inches tall. Make the cut at a leaf, and remove all the leafs besides 1 or 2 at the very top of the cutting. Doing this and having a sterilized knife will increase your success. It still won't hurt to do 3 or 4 cuttings so your chances of at...

Ambient temps as Warrior noticed, means everything when deciding what wattage bulb to use. I wouldn't let him get any closer to the lamp than 6 inches. If he is still hanging under the lamp, then he is telling you he wants it warmer. You will need a higher wattage bulb. If this is a young cham...

I'm really unfamiliar with this product, but wanted to say this is pretty normal for most chams and for you to just give him time to adapt. He's very likely going to freak out a little even with low to no pressure. If after a week or so he's still having issues, you may then need to take steps...

Usually it's best (easiest) to just smile and nod an know they don't know jack. I have 2 reptile "specialty" shops here in town, and I wouldn't trust either for information on chams. What you have to realize is, most people do not utilize the internet. As surprising as this may sound, it's very...

These are obviously imports meant to be resold. Not housed permanently. A few weeks without sun, provided D3 be dosed at least once a week, is not going to do most chams any harm.

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y120/xyshannen/3CO2.jpg :cool: I've often wondered how well this may work on a terrarium that has the ability to retain some artificial CO2. Screen cages would be useless in this regard. I may eventually do some experiments to see. One has to be very careful...

Congrats Steve.

I just did a google and can't find any links to confirm it, but evidently there is a drug company out in Cali that has a cure for the flu. ALL flu viruses. The drug is in the last stages of testing (human trials) now. One of the doctors who has come up with this cure was on the tonight show some...

Goes good with morning coffee. Thanks