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your conversions are abit off.... its 16.5"x16.5"x30" 38 gallon if my memery serves, kinda small,

how old is the cham? what species? thats a small size for an adult veiled or panther, i have the 76 X 42 X 122 Cm (378 Litres) for my male veiled, your size would be fine your a youngster.

thanks, he's 15 months old, i would love to breed him, but i dont have the space for a female aswell, the pics dont do him justice tho, his colours are much brighter in real life, need to find a way to capure them! just a thought...a panther with the colours of the balrog demon would be...

thanks guys, my first veiled (r.i.p) was called smeagol, gollum had to be the name of any cham after smeagol! lol can you tell im a LOTR fan,lol i should probably ge t4 pygmy's to name after the hobbits...lol

finally got some pics of my veiled gollum, what do you guys think?

he was only gone a few hours, he dissapeared into the neighbours garden, there he had to contend with kids and cats, i thought he would be really stressed out from that, but he was as chilled out as he always is! must have likes the natural sunlight, he wont be seing that for a while...lol...

hey, dunno if anyone rememers but my veiled got really fussy with his food,(would only eat superworms) then i had the trouble of his escape,(luckily i got himback). i thought after all that he would be stressed and get worse, but the oppersite has happened, he's just started to get his...

hi, i've enver had any trouble finding pothos, got mine from morrisons, seen them in b&q, homebase, wilkinsons, and wyvale! and many other garden centres, what part of the uk are you from? im in essex, good luck

thanks guys, seriously, the sayings true,'you dont know what you've got til its gone'! hes soo cool,would love to breed him,got no space(or money) for a female tho, no fair! bit of a wonky cask from before i got him,but good other then that, all good, gotta get some good pics of him tho, if he...

Found! oh my god! a miracle happened, he decided to sunbath, the neibours saw him and cought him, i've got him back! im so happy its unbeleivable, i wont let him outta my sight again! the kids next door were stroking him and everything, he was happy as larry, no hissing or anything, he's been...

arrrrrghhhhh! the bush is only about 6 feet, but its as thick as paris hilton! and its colours are exactly the same as a frightend veiled, plus theres a fixed wooded fence one side, looks like a lost cause! looks like ill have to wait til night time and use a spotlight, im in the u.k so sunny...

my veiled escaped from his outside encloser about an hour ago, i saw him disapear into the bush next door!, cant find him anywhere!, its not looking good! my bro will be home soon, but its a really think bush, and theres cats everywhere, i dunno what to do!:(

i dunno how dim its supposed to be, but ive read a lot of posts on this forum saying they are really bad for any reptile! i certainly wouldnt go near them after the comments ive read, stick with the tube whenever possible(always?) i use a tube 10.0 with my flexarium and my veiled seems more then...

hey slik, im from the uk, essex to be precise, been meening to ask the same question myself, i dont know any cham owners in the uk, i relatively new to the forum tho so there plenty of time yet!

he's just over a year, he's really strong and healthy, i just don't really want to temp fate! p.s thanks for the imput everyone, i always feel the need to learn more, even tho he's doing so well as it is, im gonna try and get some pics up soon, if the camera decides to work! cheers

hey, just wondered what pepole use to heat there cages at night, i know its not needed in warmer areas/seasons, but i live in the UK and it can get pretty cold at night, at the moment the room temp drops to about 64f, so thats fine for a veiled right? anyway, in the winter the room temp can...

shouldn't bea problem, my dubias will eat anything, just depends how much calcium is in the gutload, i imagine its not much, but toomuch calcium can be fatal to roaches, or so ive read in the tons of research i did beforei got mine, so anyway, go ahead, they'll eat it wet or dry, not fussy...