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I'm pretty sure you'll be wanting every type of gecko eventually. :rolleyes:

Thats because he needs time to adjust to his surroundings. Try and keep the interactions (watching closely and opening his cage...etc...) to a minimum. Once he gets used to everything then he should calm down

Good luck finding one. :) Here's a good read on them: http://www.adcham.com/html/taxonomy/species/bdamaranum.html

It does stress them out but some can tolerate it better then others, depends on the cham. Mine will hiss at me inside the cage but when he's out he seems fine and un-stressed

is that a fake anthurium bush in there? or just part of the hibiscus?

very nice, what plants do you have in there?:)

silkworms, waxworms are very high in fat.

Since I do not a have a plant eating cham, I wouldn't know for sure but if she eats everyday then that would most likely be a problem Hopefully some more experienced members on this topic will chime in.

Yes you are right but I hardly think that there would be a case of over eating in this Veiled but could be wrong.

Oh gotcha, lol. Well when are you going to get the leaf tails? :D

Petsmart's fine, although many people here buy online. I buy from my Petsmart, it does get expensive though. Hope that helped

He looks good, and welcome to the forums. :D

Don't know how everybody decided, I can't...:confused:

as many as he is willing to take.

he got leaf tail from right here.;)

good to see you finally got them.

my panther does it to from right when I got him, great to see.

Same thing happened to my dog this summer, though the kid missed thankfully plus I saw them do it and ran out of my house and made him bite the curb after breaking his gun. (it was nice though, shoulda kept it) hah... :D

Yeah, but then again if it puts ficus as toxic as well as pothos and basically every other plant out there :rolleyes: And thats for cats and dogs. I don't really trust that website... for reptiles that is.

Leos are pretty good at not getting to fat. ;) I have never heard of a obese leo.