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Due to some unexpected issues, it looks like I will not be able to take care of Pablo anymore. I’m looking to re-home, but I’m not sure how to go about it since I never thought imagined it would come to this. I live in the Bay Area, does anyone know of any places or people that may be...

The term bioactive also includes a sense of it serving a purpose, a flower pot with an isopod in it is not a bioactive setup. Bioactivity is to clean up waste from the primary species, and unless your cham does its needs in the pot everytime I wouldn't call that bioactive. If all needed for a...

The mistking comes with nozzles I believe, and as for the reservoir you can use any container. I use a 15 gal that looks like this.

Schefflera and pothos 👍

Pics of a basking spot with lighting? edit: never mind, old thread

I remember in one of Petr's videos he said chams use their tongue as a defense mechanism... maybe thats the case

Really?? Getting is killed is stressful to chams? Who would've thought.

Nobody has going to give out their spots. Make sure you don’t trespass as people get shot over this

well what happens to ever single animal when they get sick in the wild? What would happen to you if you were on an island with no medical care? They either get through it or they die.

Well, poisonous doesn't mean deadly. So if the cham eats something poisonous they can: a) die b) get sick most of the poisonous things we say not to feed chams are most likely to be a "b" and not an "a"

i wonder who P could be... :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: (yes, i know its not me)

Thanks! Its really the lighting though, hes not a vibrant blue smurf cham... though that would be pretty cool ;)

If somebody could just use one supplement, why would someone choose the traditional method?

Hey jess. I would say to go big at the start, it will save you money from all of the supplies to go bioactive and work to make everything nice. Also the big cabinet is a great deal!

Their excuse? Bettas live in "small puddles on the side of the road" in the wild...

???

I spy, with my little eye, thy dreadful moss she who impacts, and may lead to your loss thine should be tossed in thy abyss of thine's trashcan

Scheffleras can get to like 7 feet tall outside, but in a chams enclosure they won't get this big because there is not enough room for the roots to expand.