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Over the past week I've noticed some of my cham's waste is runny. Two things I have begun doing differently lately are misting for longer periods of time and I cut way back on how much supplements I was adding to her food. I was supplementing about twice a week and have since cut that in half.

I was misting this morning when I noticed two white patches above my chams mouth. It looks almost like dead skin, but there's no other dead skin in the terrarium and the rest of her body isn't covered in the dead skin. Does anyone know what this is or has anyone seen it before?

I see this guy hanging outside my house a lot and I was just wondering if anyone knows what it is. I don't plan on feeding him to Clarissa since he's just as big as her, just curious as to what he is really.

I've heard a lot of different opinions about this topic, both for and against handling chams, so I figured I'd ask the same question here. Today I held my cham for the first time since I bought her a new enclosure and she freaked out worse than I've ever seen. The whole time she was in my hand...

My cham is extremely terrified of my camera, which stinks because I can never get a good picture of her and every time I try she flees in terror. Has anyone had a similar problem? Any tips or suggestions are much appreciated.

I'm about to get a large screen terrarium and wanted to get one or two live plants for the enclosure. My veiled likes the temp between 80 and 90 degrees F and I mist at least twice daily. My question is what kind of plants would do best in this situation?

I'm a first time owner and I've had my cham for roughly 6 months. I'm pretty sure she was only about a month or two old when I bought her. My question is when do veiled chams usually become gravid and lay their eggs? My girl is about 3-4 inches from nose to anus and has been gaining a good...