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yeah my Jackson doesn't eat waxworm either, maybe he knows it's not good for him:rolleyes:

still a college student, no real job yet.

yeah, just finished watching it was pretty good to see all those chams in the wild.

yeah no problem! just want to update on the cocoons, I have now 55 cocoons in all, very exciting stuff I must say.:)

yeah I do the same, I just leave the silkworm on branches or vines.

I just thought I would share some pictures of my silkworm breeding project. Right now, I have about 35 cocoons in 2 shoe boxes and 2 moths just emerged tonight. I am hoping to have a stable supply of silkworm going in the future.:D

hi just to make things clear, I have never feed mantis to my cham yet, because I didn't know where to get them. so I don't really know how to gutload them:confused:. Like you said why feed cham mantis if they are not that nutritious(I personally don't think they are) I intend to feed them to...

yeah the website have some good deals and the website seems to be getting pretty good review on their Customer service. I am always trying to find various type of food to feed my cham. Maybe getting some next week.:D

Hello I was just surfing the web, looking for some praying Mantis egg sac. I came across the MantidForum.com and found a website called "mantisplace.com" that sells all kind of Mantis and their egg sac. I just thought I would share this with people who are interested on getting some Mantis as...

yeah I will definitly do that:D thank you

thanks you guys, because I am planning to get a Leopard Geckos and while I was research its care sheet, I realized Cryptosporidiosis is pretty deadly to gecko, so that's why I am worry if it is commom for cham to get it.:)

I am sorry if this has been asked before.:o I am just wondering if anyone can tell me that Do cham get Cryptosporidiosis? I know it seems to be quite common for Leopard Geckos, but what about chams? thank you very much.:D

my male Jackson "Dino" always sleep in this way, pretty funny!

nice looking chameleon! Reminds me how exciting it was when I first got my Jacksons!:D

I have a jacksons as well. when I first got him, I used a cup for about 2 weeks, just to see if he is eating. I placed 2 cups in the cage, one on top and one close to the bottom. Gave him the option to choose:) Now I feed him mainly silkworms and I don't see the point of using a cup when I...

he is thirsty!