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I had one of those reptile heating pads on mine and it actually melted a hole in the plastic. I am sure I misused the thing and that was the cause but still cant be too cautious.

He looks great, as does his cage. Are those 2 white ass crickets I spy?

All of the above

If you are really concerned, a good warm shower will usually make mine go within minutes.

Yeah it's most odd no doubt. I only suspected a "burn" as it looks like the edges of the white are a little black. When my panther was about 10-12 months old, I caught him closing his eyes a little under the basking light. Nothing ever advanced from it, and he's had x rays and blood work...

All I can think of is a burn of sorts. Perhaps the bulb is too strong? You do have the basking spot (from the pic with eyes closed) about 5-6 inches away from the top? Pretty close in my eyes. Being on for 12 hours a day could be slowly burning him through the day? I just watched your vid...

These guys just wont go away! HELP ME!! Quality roaches that have been Moderator Approved. (Thx again Laurie!) :)

I adjust my times down with the seasons, been cutting them back slowly the past weeks along with the sun.

Still have plenty left. Shipping out a round on Monday, get involved!

My cham has a foot issue similar to Carols. Currently he is towards the end of his treatment/healing process but it also took me months of applying an antibiotic ointment on the wound 2x times a day min. The stuff I bought is a Silver Sulfadiazine cream called Kendall Thermazene. It is a...

My chameleons are not into these guys anymore and my beardie can only eat so many per day so I must sell off some of these guys. My roaches are raised very differently in that they have never been fed any animal food; they have been raised on a combination of Spring Mix, various fruits/veggies...

Thanks for the photos and props to you for your donation as well. Your pictures are always a real treat on this forum.

My Sambava didn't start to slow his growth spurts down till about 18 monthsish, before then it was pretty regular sheds every 30-50 days I would suspect... I think it's pretty normal especially the way we forum members all tend to spoil our chams.

Yeah I would say its time for a bigger home for the girl. She will be much healthier in the end because of it.

I read in the past about some people who made a large laying bin, garbage can sized. Filled it with sand but not high enough for her to be able to climb out. Put a cover over it for safety and then really there isn't any where for her to go but down into the sand. I think it was Jann B's...

How exciting of a find is that, haha? I actually had the opposite of your situation happen to me the other day, luckily I found my cham about an hour later before I really seriously started to freak out! I hope you are able to locate his owner though, he is someones pet after all and was most...

I would like to apologize to those I have yet to reply to. The past few days have been nuts with my commitment to work and have had very little time to myself. I hope to sit down tonight and work out orders for those I have replied with and move forward. Ace, Black Panther, and Patrick...

My chameleons are not into these guys anymore and my beardie can only eat so many per day so I must sell off some of these guys. My roaches are raised very differently in that they have never been fed any animal food; they have been raised on a combination of Spring Mix, various fruits/veggies...

It's been so long since I have posted I thought I would upload some photos today of my chams. Samson is shedding today and looks great so I thought I would share current photos of my two. Samsons now just over 2 years and Cleopatra my purple barred Ambilobe, is 18 months old.

Might want to try to place the feeders into a cup suspended within his cage, this will keep the feeders off of the ground; where all your water, drainage, poop etc. lands. Not the most ideal "plate" to be eating from if you catch my drift. Don't want to unnecessarily risk some parasite...