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I did have another plant at the front, but it just became more crowded :(

I currently let my baby chams food loose in the cage, but it is difficult to know how much is being ate. I am 100% certain that she eats, but exactly how much i don't know. I am thinking of trying to cup feed to make it a little easier. Just want suggestions on 'how' to cup feed? Any help...

Thanks for the advise

Had my cham for just over 2 weeks now... How does this look to you guys?

same :o not a fan at all.

Love how you casually have a table in the viv. Actually a pretty good idea. :cool:

Nice cham, cool name :D

Interesting videos :rolleyes:

How old is he?

I believe it is because of Locusts destroying the crops?

That isn't good is it. I wouldn't be happy if i was buying a pet and its hand got caught in the cage/container and got hurt. Just take your custom somewhere else next time, more care should be taken.

Thanks for the info mate

Took these yesterday and today. Starting to size up :) PS the white flake on her nose is just a bit of calcium that just got caught there after she ate

Haha, that made me laugh. Little mischief.

I didn't have that much of a look to be honest, but it does seem all white (no yellow).

Had my baby cham 2 weeks now, and thought it was only good practice that i start to handle her lightly. When i did, she started making a squeaking noise... Maybe she was just stressed? Her poop is a kind of half white/half brown..... how does this sound? I mist/spray her cage around 3 times...

Sorry that it came across like that. My apologies.

Sorry, that is ridiculous. I feel sorry for that cham. The Cricket does not look dusted and is way too big, I'm sure your cham wont appreciate a beast like that on his head.

I believe locusts are illegal in the U.S

Just watched my baby eat her first 2 locusts :) wohoooo Bought them from: www.thelivefoodwarehouse.com Great locusts and great delivery!