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Congratulations as well. They are cuuuute.

They are awesome....better then tv..thank you all

7 months later

What a happy July 4th indeed!!!

Happy July 4th indeed!!!

well if they did crickets don't change it right away, he is getting used to the place and that was the food he is used to, so keep it that way. Put higher temps, do a lot more misting, and that should be ok, the d3 every other week is actually ok, see what temps and misting can do. Good luck.

Ah, and your temps are fine, It's just me thinking if he is sick, or just adjusting, warmer is always better. You got the good gradient so he will find his sweet spot where he want's to be. Good luck and let us know how you made up.

He is probably in shock from a new place, new cage, new environment, you could make it warmer at the bottom in like 70s and make the basking spot warmer. It's hard to say anything without pictures, but call the breeder, ask him what he used to eat, he may be used to dubias, discoids bean...

If he sees you putting the crickets into the feeder, he will learn that is where the food is. The only think I see as a problem with your otherwise awesome feeder is that the front is a clear plastic. You should do something about it, maybe use some tape or safe color to make it solid not see...

Yep man, like I said before he is making sure there is no other male in sight. Also from top of enclosure he got the best view around. He still eats, maybe not as much, but eats, he won't die hungry, trust me on this one. Keep giving him the crickets every other day, make sure he sees you...

Well buddy your English is fine, there are smart people here, they understand my English too and I was helped here as well before, so no worries. If everything started with the new enclosure, then compare it to the old enclosure. Does the new one has something extra? Or missing something? Or...

So it looks like you have him outside a lot. I have my chams outside all year long and man I've seen my to eat ant, bee, butterfly, frog, fly and who knows what else they ate when I didn't see them as I cannot sit and watch all they long. Sometimes they didn't touched their food as well, or just...

Very very handsome boy.

I feed every other day my adults, dust every feeder with calcium, I use only plain calcium without D vit as they are outside year round and then every other week I do multivitamin, and they are doing great.

Good job, if everything looks good, no more protrusions it should be ok, keep it moist, you could even apply with a q-tip small amount of antibiotic ointment like triple antibiotic ointment or bacitracin to the area, it will keep it moist as well. But not necessary if it looks good, just remove...

You need new light and also keep dusting your feeders, even if the chams don't like them they will get used to it, they won't die hungry trust me. Long time ago, I wanted to do everything eco, as I keep my chams outside year round and their cages are way bigger then 2 x 2 x 4, but with the...

Superworms should not be given 3 times a week, they have a lot of chitin which is a very fibrous substance of polysaccharides that makes their exoscelleton, they are very hard to digest and should be used as treat only. They certainly could cost this problem. bath him in the water so it is...

I'm sure he will be fine, my I saw the other day ate small frog that jumped to his cage, and couple of month ago he ate a bee, they are crazy eaters, I have my chams outside all year long, who knows what else they ate, when I didn't see them, and they are all healthy so I'm sure that your helix...

Your cage is beautiful i could never build that, but my chams are outside so it's ok, but your cham is ok, typical teenager running around checking for a girl and other males that may come to close to his territory. Go to feedings every other day and after 18 months 3/ week, he will be fine, he...

Beman, take his socks off lol, he looks kind of awesome, happy 1/2 year.