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haha in the 4th pic, u can see hte cham on top is grabbing the bottom ones foot.. and hte bottom one is like.. how rude..

The overflow culture is a great idea. I think i may start doing that as well.

he looks so satisfied in the pic where his eyes are closed

ive never seen poop captured in such a way before

that is one nice healthy looking cham. haha something about that pic makes him look slightly parsonii. how long have u had him? sorry if i missed it. if its not long, he may just still be adjusting.

what kinda worms is he eating? i know silkworms will hydrate the hell out of ur cham

make sure hte glue hasnt melted. i've gotten eggs before pre-glued to the dish and when they hatched, a lot of of them were stuck because the glue actually became sticky. :(

ppl have said that if u do feed them, u have to poke a hole in them first because otherwise, they will come out undigested

when did u lower the frequency of supplementation?

great shot. veileds are definitely underappreciated

will do, i think theyve taken bok choy before too.

hey dean, what kidna moss is that in the leuc tank? ive also got some leucs. im close by on the edge of western end of LI.

collard greens are about the only greens my male will eat (tho i havent tried very much) besides the plant in his cage. my female eats anything, fruits, veges, leftover calcium/vitamin powder in her cup..

hahah, that 2nd pic is like.. HMMM?!

yea u shouldnt have to worry too much. superworms are mad easy. the only problem is that their lifecycle is really long so itll be a while before ur next generation.

ooo, do it, ocelot, then we'll really have a better idea if its safe or not!

also, i wouldnt put all hte pupa together once they pupated, thinking they will all just come out and be happy. when the beetles come out, they will be very hungry and will probably feed on the other pupa. They dont come out at the same time, in my last batch of 12, ive had 3 stay in their pupa...

ive never actually seen them pupate, they do it in the middle of the night. curled worms are not exciting.. just imagine a worm.. but curled haha. heres an image i found on googlesearch from progeckos.com: http://www.progeckos.com/caresheets/images/super_worm_curl.jpg mine dont always...

sounds like... the same reason.. we get crust in our eyes.. im glad things worked out for u.

some also say that a healthy cham should be able to fight off the parasites they get from their food. it makes sense to me but at the same time, id personally rather be safe.