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Gorgeous boys! What awesome pics. Thanks for sharing!

The next time you see her digging around the bottom of the cage, you will want to put a 5 gallon bucket filled with about 10 inches of moistened play sand in it. I'm actually surprised she laid the eggs without that. Not providing something for them to lay their eggs is how many chams become egg...

Awesome thread! Can't wait to see more. Hoping that I'll have pics to add in the future too

Amelia's habitat This was given to us by a friend. He kept a snake in it a long time ago and was just taking up space in his house. We took it, ripped the "walls" of it and put in screening. It's not pretty by any means, but it's only temporary while we build two good ones for her and the male...

I got 3 of them at Lowe's for $10 a piece. And they are nice sizes too!

Humidity I have a humidifier behind our chams habitat and it keeps the humidity at 50%. I also mist her cage about 3 times a day. I think it helps maintain the humidity in the cage better than anything else. We have three large umbrella plants and a pothos in there and even with all the live...