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It’s rare, not unheard of.

Knock that bin down to 6”. I’m going with very gravid. She needs an X-ray

Pic of viv? She’s either impacted, very gravid, or egg bound.

Vet. Right Cyber?

30 min from now:

I don’t disagree with any of that

No, I rarely have time to even check up on here anymore

Infertile.

I never disappoint.

Here I go again.... @PetNcs says that our gutloads are basically useless when it comes down to your Cham absorbing any kind of nutrition from the content of the feeders stomach. He says a chams stomach doesn’t have the hardware to absorb it from plant material. However he does not advocate...

He wasn’t fussing you, your good...

Do it at night with a spotlight. They freeze when the light hits them just like a deer. ive got videos on my YouTube of us doing it. https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCOWEfMsl_GcH19K9zrgva1g

This is a first, now you got me curious...

Yes works very well, just lightly scuff the surface of your cured foam to give the spray something solid to grab onto.

This is going to be a good one.

Perfectly normal behavior for a cham who was recently rehomed.

There are many thorny plants in the wild, you’d be surprised how well they maneuver on them. However your Cham isn’t Wild. Take your pictures and remove your Cham. Definitely not something you’d want them to navigate on a regular basis

Roux catching a sip from manual misting

Saw your camera comment on FB, I recommend every keeper having this [Upgraded] AMIR for iPhone Lens... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071JN1PVT?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Crazy to see them daisy-chained like that, see their spines, organs. Look how much of their development is put into the eyes at this stage, more than the rest of their body.