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Bought some fruit today and so had some grapes for dinner and saw Sebastian my Panther looking at me so bit some grape and left a very small piece and offered it to him and he'll take ANYTHING you give him, he'd probably eat candy if you tried LOL He took it, realized it wasn't a bug and and...

I had mine outside last year when my area had a heat wave hitting 79F to nearly 80F but so far, haven't had them outside this year as its not warm enough.

Uriel finished his shed and LOVE the yellows that came through, he's so gorgeous :o

believe smallest is 15 inch.

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Lovely, shame its still too cold to take them outside :(

Royal python and ball python is the same thing, just different names for the snake, nothing to do with morph.

I wouldn't worry, chams have preferences when it comes to food, she may simply not like them. Both my boys will sometimes eat them but that's about 1 or 2 max, don't go crazy for them, they prefer locusts, morio worms, silkworms, calciworms and crickets.

LOL should see my freezer, its full of rats for my snakes XD not a pretty site if anyone doesn't like the idea LOL

I get through about 400 a month with my 2 chams.

I actually like the name :D cute and amusing :o

LOL yeah they can be greedy pigs, my male would happily eat 20 insects a day if I let him :D

Ewwwww :eek: think I may pass then :o

cute, she looks like a little fatty in her last picture :D <3

Wouldn't they have a hard time digesting them? That would be a concern for me :/

Just a tip, when dusting smooth bodied insects, I give them a tiny and I mean tiny drip of water onto them and the powder sticks :) even a droplet would work. Think crickets are seen as a necessity because of how common they are, obviously you don't have to have them as a main staple but a...

Well for a 3 month old you don't want jumbo, a 3 month old should handle medium ones fine and can fed as a staple but try and still offer variety though such as crickets, locusts, calciworms, roaches.

Lovely but can I ask, what's appealing about wild caught ones when captive bred ones are available?

locusts I would remove their back legs so they can't jump out of cups, hard to do it with crickets though :/

Try and cut back on the worms, not healthy if you're offering everyday, try silk worms or horn worms. Its possible he's addicted to the meal and wax worms and refusing his staple food. If you can get him into a screen cage, my experience the exoterra aren't very big even if he's in the largest...