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i would like to correct you when you say chams dont drink standing water because i have two that do and the dealer i bought them from is one of the biggest importers of reptiles in the UK and his personal pet chams do aswell as some of my friends chams but not all do

i mist my chams by hand two to three times a day so i dont think this is lazy and personally i dont like the waterfulls either was just getting answers on a topic which has been bugging me.

:confused: Ive been thinking about this subject for a while now and its really started to bug me. Lots of the people on here dont recommend waterfalls because the bacteria that breeds so quick in it but surely the same thing happens with a dripper: 1.because the cham cant drink all the drops...

i have done it thanks for advice

think i have done it just gonna give it a try

Hi there, i would like some help posting pics on my profile. The trouble is they are to big and i am pc illiterate could i email them to someone to resize and the get them back to post?

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Thank you for the info on my female egg laying. yesterday she successfully laid 68 eggs which all have tiny red veins in them (fertile?) and seems to be doing fine since.

Hi i have a 8 month old female yemon and she is heavy with eggs(i can see their shape under her skin) she has been digging since about 9 oclock this morning(uk time) and has just filled in the hole(5pm) but still seems to be carrying the eggs. Sould i have a look in her nest site or wait till...

will do thanks

food If i offer my chams wax worms they choose them over crickets so i mix crickets with locust every day and only give wax worms as a treat or reward especially when they are on my hand this also helped me in handling mine as they now see me as a meal ticket and are more acceptable at being...