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Don’t hate me because I am beautiful.

I got Roz to eat raspberry pulp from my fingers. I squished it up a bit and pinched it like I do black soldier fly larva and she ate it up on the first try. Good luck! Edit: typo

Glad to hear it!

How did it go?

I only use fake plants on the perimeter of the enclosure, everything she climbs and hangs out on is live. I have everything on this list in there, except Scheffelera because it died. I use the hibiscus as the “main” scaffold for my branches and placed the other plants at varying levels...

I’m cheap and I have kids, so I recycle every bit of those long plastic covered twist ties off their toy packaging. I’ve always been able to bury the pointy ends so Roz doesn’t get hurt. Florist wire and zip ties are awesome low cost options too.

#Relatable :ROFLMAO:

I will have to defer to some of the more experienced Cham keepers on this one, but if I were in your position I would focus on keeping him hydrated. Maybe add some liquid calcium to the misting water, as well.

When was the last time you *know* he ate? Water is typically more important than food over a span of a few days; my Cham has gone on hunger strikes for 3-4 days at a time and she is fine. Check his Urates, if they are orange or yellow, that’s more pressing than food right now

You can also look here: https://arav.site-ym.com/search/custom.asp?id=3661 That being said, the way I found my Cham vet was by reading the veterinarian bios at the clinic website. Come to find out my vet did her dissertation on Chams and did quite a lot of other research. It’s worth digging...

My hibiscus has white flies. I can take it out and dishwashing soap it down, or I can buy a new hibiscus...But my question has to do with mantis ooths. I am interested in hatching them and introducing them to Roz’s viv to combat the flies. I know she will eat them and I’m cool with that (sniff...

Roz is perennially unimpressed. I love her.

You are doing a great job. You are a wonderful Cham Parent and a wealth of knowledge. Depression and anxiety are a really rough combo to live with, but I promise you are bigger and stronger than both of them. This may sound lame but one of the ways I practice mindfulness (one of the best ways to...

Is there a vote function? Make a survey monkey of the top 5 choices and @Matt Vanilla Gorilla gets the final vote?

Check instructions here: https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/egg-laying-and-the-laying-bin.345/ From the post, “She is very weak and needs plenty of water and food. First I give her a really long misting to get all the sand off her and she takes several long drinks. Then I give her several...

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I buy superworms in bulk for my other pets for whom they are staples. I have mine bedded in oat bran and whole oats. I liberally scoop my powder gutload (Pangaea PIG) into their bedding and mix it around. For wet gut load I have great luck with: Leaves (green and a few brown) Grape Mulberry...

My suggestion is to start a new thread in the health clinic topic. Answer the questions in the pinned message as completely as possible. Here is a link: https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/ Include the pics you posted down thread, too.

Saltwater tanks are so amazing. I’ve always talked myself out of them. Maybe someday. :rolleyes:

Is yours a stock tank set up? I have a bunch of old variable sized tanks for now. My goal is to get him/her outside in a set up like this: http://www.turtleforum.com/forum/upload/index.php?/forums/topic/157698-outdoor-stock-tank-built-for-hibernation/&page=1 I will put a cover over it to because...