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try not to buy from a pet store if you can help it,plus imo its better to start with a younger cham so you can build up a relationship with it and it would probably feel more rewarding,just my own opinion though,and welcome to the forum by the way:)

in my experience its been veiled chams,but its each to their own really.

they are quite hard to keep for a beginner to the cham world.

i have that problem with locusts,every time one jumps out of the box my cat always manages to get it before i do and runs away and eats it,shes a total dustbin and will eat anything lol.

not with a horn worm but my mellors didn't like earth worms and just spat the out half eaten

i had one fall out of the clamp when i first got it and boy did it explode,we had to air the place out for hours.

thank you.

anyone know of any,cheers.

can we get these in the uk as i haven't seen any for sale,just the usual wax worms and the browny larger worms?

blimey :eek: a change is well overdue then,cheers.

i didnt know that,i'll be taking my night light out then and get a ceramic one instead,thanks

im currently using a 100w mercury vapour bulb which im told gives out uva,uvb and a good heat supply,ive been using it since i got rico about 18 months ago,my question is how often should it be changed,cos its about £60 a pop depending on where you go.

thank you:) not cheap though

can anybody recommend a misting system here in the uk,cheers

what the red cherry tree :confused: as i know the ficus is safe

it was back in april this year and he was pretty much the same size,they only ever have veiled chams in there,i think they were looking at the absence of the spurs on his hind legs

i noticed on the safe plant list on here that a black cherry tree would be toxic, is this the case for red cherry's as well.i just thought it looked quite bushy at the top which would go great in my viv,if not what sort of tree would produce a bushy top,something sturdy.i used to have a fiscus...

about 18 months,i thought it was a female as i specified a male from the store but when i went on holiday i booked her into my local reptile shop and they told me it was female?

couldnt see it on the list does this mean its unsafe or has it just been overlooked