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Though butterworms are high in calcium, they are also high in fat - So they should be offered every now and then and not used as a staple. The website below has details of the nutritional value of butter worms (sorry my PC won't add a link for some reason). www.nyworms.com/trevoworms...

That's what I throught, but stangley I am the owner of my cham but he freaks out at me most of the time these days (never used to though), even when I move slowly and it does not seem to matter what colour I wear. But he never freaks out at my boyf who he loves climbing on and lets him get...

Hey Thomas - I'm also from da UK :)

How gorgeous is he!?! :) Cheers for sharing

Wicked collection you have got there Dez! You are very lucky :) (and love the names)

Montium - No worries, I thought someone would assume that. Most people find it a bit strange that I'm a girl who enjoys a bit of fishing. Xanthoman - Cheers for the link and interesting info. Jonas - You raise a good point.

Thanks for the suggestions Miss Lily, I've tried phoenix and silks. I'll have to try the others you said. There's nothing my cham hasn't liked so far. Jonas - Sorry, I shouldn't have said: "I know they are full of bacteria" I should have said "I've heard they are"... some people had...

Thanks for the replies guys. Montium - I am a her lol Nick - Yea we do have bait shops over here Xanthoman - Cheers for the info, I reckon I'll do some research into doing a culture for myself, better to be safe than sorry

Following a spot of fishing last weekend I've discovered many annoying flies in my home, must have had a few stray maggots in my bag :mad: leading to my question... ... I know maggots should not be fed to chams as they are full of bacteria. But would it be OK to feed chams the flies (from...

Ahh... what a lil cutie! :D

Ha ha, that brill. Nice one

Wow, that's really interesting - thanks for sharing.

Sorry for the late reply, I've not been well over the weekend so was confined to my bed. I think I must have just made him jump or something, as he has not done it again since I posted. Just me being the typical cham mum and worrying over nothing :o

I wonder what I could have done to offend him lol. Good to know this is just normal - Just a bit out a character, as he is normally so chilled. Something must be stressing him then, not sure what though. Maybe he's just getting grumpy in his old age :rolleyes:

Bit of a werid one but here it goes... I've had my cham for two years, no health issues and he does not get stressed easily. A few times in the last couple of weeks (for no obvious apparent reason) my cham would go really dark, nearly black and suck his stomach in to make himself look REALLY...

:( Sadly not surprised by the article.Interesting but hard to read about all the stress and poor treatment of WC chams.