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That is a bad attitude to have. I understand that its difficult but you should have more of an open mind.

Nosy Be. Your lucky for it is the breeders loss, your luck.

I've seen that happen with my chams. Sometimes they get stuck to whatever the cricket was on and they pull themselves off.

His eyes look really sunken in. Is that normal?

Ahhh, i believe she has a disease called Tonious Montanious. JK she looks gravid in the picture. And if i'm not mistaken it looks like lumps on her abdomen. I would provide her with a 5 gal. bucket with a peat moss and sand mixture. She needs to be able to dig deep and then tunnel over. Give her...

movieman- I would suggest that you go with a ProMist model. They are great and they are truly Dry run safe. Check out the thread for a few weeks ago to learn more about all of the misters.

Sorry Jamie. I was in Tokyo and the computer would let me access them. If you do have some silkies then i would be happy to buy them from you. I need to buy some more chow first, but i will buy them from you. And BTW, i have NOTHING against utah except for the fact that nothing exciting ever...

Mellers can hate the world as i here. Will hayward is a great source of info, or if he doesn't know, he will point you in the right direction.

You guys are lucky to be going. Jenna has some top notch stuff and is a very nice person. Pssshhhh, why do i have to live in utah? :mad:

I'm gone for three days and this is what happens! Sheeesh. Greetings to all from Japan!

Hello all, My question to all of you is what effect of water softeners is on chams? I have quit doing showers until i know for sure that water softners are harmless. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks,

Was he choking on something. Honworms can bite the throat wall and the cham can exphyxiate.

yes and yes. And on the feeder thing, use your best judgement. Don't put in all feeders at once because it will confuse the cham (he won't know what to focus on.)

Feed them 8-15 crix a day, 10-15 silkies a day, or 6-7 superworms a day. That is if you ONLY do crickets, or ONLY do silkies, ect. You can change up the amounts if you combine different insects. Silkworms are easy to use as a feeder and i find them to be a like a lot from my animals. As you know...

-1 cham per cage -no lights inside cage -more ventalation -no glass -get rid of the cricket carier -more foliage -Taller cage -Water needs to drip onto foliage I think that just about covers the large problems.

I find this out now as my PMP-60 kit arrives. EDIT: I find the ProMist systems to be excellent! I would strongly recomend them to anybody and suggest that you give them a try.

too big of a cage if it is 2.5'X2.5'X5'. They will not be able to efficiently hunt in an area that size at that age.

He isn't very happy. The best colors that i get out of my ambanja are when he's in the shower.

Keep them warm and dry. Don't expose the chow for too long or it will spoil.

He looks like he's in mini-heaven. And Roo will be imortalized as a carpet chamleon, Muahahahahahahaha! Lol