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In the last week, I have noticed a buldge in Rosco's neck. It is soft, not hard. I have not changed anything about his enclosure and I have done a husbandry check about a couple of months ago. The only thing I have added is a misting system that I made with the help of a few people on the forum...

I ordered some silkworms in the container with food and I've had them for 8 days now and half of them have died. I put them in an open container with the food they came with and they dont seem to be eating very much or growing very big at all considering how long I've had them.

This is my first time allowing hornworms to turn to moths. I'm wondering if these look ok. All I could think to use is our shredded Bill's as substrate. ? I guess they might be good for something after all. Hahaha. Although I'm not sure if it's ok to use sheddes paper or not. ?

How can you not love the look on my handsome little guy! Rosco has stolen my heart. ??

I recently just bought Rosco a verigated umbrella plant from a local nursery and am wondering how it should be cleaned in order to put it in his enclosure without causing problems for him. It's bloody hot outside and figured I'd ask before I go out and do it the way I've read (wiping each leaf...

Does anyone have a rubber Tree plant in with their chams? I bought a little one because I know they grow quickly but the more I'm looking at plants safe for chams, the more I am not seeing rubber tree plants on the list. Are they ok?

I'm looking to make a misting system myself. Any ideas or advice would be very much appreciated. I've seen some videos of a submersible pump with tubing and misting nozzles and I've seen a large pump system that looks more like the Mister King setup. Has anyone made one of these and I'm curious...

I have already called a vet and have an appointment for tomorrow in the morning. Initially, they said they didn't have anything until Monday but then called me back less than an hour later saying that they had a cancellation! Thank goodness! He went to the bottom of his enclosure this morning...

It just still amazes me how they sleep. He's sleeping almost completely upright tonight. Yesterday marked 3 weeks of adopting him and bringing him after he had been surrendered by his original owner. We have some major work to do in the trust department but I was so excited today when I went to...

So, when I was younger in high school, I took care of a chameleon that was my science teacher's. The chameleon (named Chameleo) was very friendly and I truly enjoyed caring for him over long breaks in school. I've always wanted another one but just kind of brushed it off since I have kiddos now...