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This guy doesn't have a name yet but the kiddos call him Tiny. So far he's been super laid back and a very aggressive eater. He'll even climb onto his feeder bowl while I'm putting new dubias in there.

ronstafari same name on all the social networks

never seen an ambanja with those colors before

I've recently moved to Oklahoma and my chams are loving the grasshoppers. I grew up catching these things to go fishing. These guys are pesticide free for sure I live in the woods. My chams wont eve look at crickets now, I tried switching it up on them today after a week of hopppers and now...

I'm going through about 1000 a month between my chams 1/4-1/2 also about 1000 silkies and 200 hornworms.

Nice man Sambava was my first pic as far as panthers. Still don't have one, but the Bombero male I got from you is awesome.

Oh and get rid of the moss I just use paper towels on the bottom of course you have to change them quite often, but I'm pretty anal about having my cages spotless.

Live plants and covering the sides of the cage with plastic shower curtain. That should help quite a bit. Start with two sides and do the third if needed.

Awesome thanks, I was thinking packing them up the way they're shipped. That way they'd be a little more secure. Did they sleep at the hotel? I'm driving from north Cali to Oklahoma with my wife , four kids, two dogs, and five chams.

Ok so I'm Relocating my family back to the midwest Oklahoma in a nice humid climate. My question is since i have no one to ship my chams after I've gotten a head start on my drive. Would it be ok to pack them up and drive with them. It's roughly a 30 hour drive. Would they be safe in sleep mode...

WOO that guy is awesome