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I know my guy had this problem a while back. Didn't go for a week or more and it came out like yours did. I see that you are in Canada, which I would assume is cold this time of year. It could very well be that the cold maybe slowing everything down and his body isn't working as fast as it would...

I found a good solution. Got an adjustable fan that has a heater on it. Giving me the option to point it in a specific direction. I'll set it on low and boom heating issue taken care of . I also purchased a pack of house hold bulbs, Should I keep the light raised or is the household bulb flooded...

I have the cage on a stand that raises it up about 15inches off the ground so I have that covered

My apartment does not have any windows that face that direction and lately where I live we haven't had a sunny day in over a week

I have a standard heating bulb from the pet store. I am getting a incandescent bulb today. I raised the light about six more inches off the top of the cage to lower the chances of him getting burned more. Before I left for work I put a towel on the side of the cage that points to a window I'm...

I have three sides covered with plastic already. Would you suggest something heavier ?

I check the temp constantly with a temp gun. It doesn't go higher than 90 typically. I will try and raise the light and see if that helps

Just wondering if anyone has any advice in keeping your chams warm during winter months. Where I am located it is currently 0 degrees F out and in my apartment its consistently 66 degrees. My cham has been sitting under his heat lamp more and more and I have been noticing that burns are starting...

I guess by now they have removed it from display. Do you think that I should still file a report?

Check out magnaturals. They have a dripper that held in place with high powered magnets. It's a pretty niffty design. I have a bunch of their planters and they are a great product.

Yesterday I went into Petco to get crickets as there are no local mom and pop shops in my area that sell them. Looking around while waiting for my crickets I took a look at the reptiles they had available and looked into a Jackson's cage and saw one of the saddest things I have ever seen since...

I actually do not have that in my setup, just something I have seen on the forums. For my setup I use magnaturals plant holders. the attach to the side of the cage with magnets and hold a 4 inch pot. I have three of them in my setup and they work swimmingly.

You need a lot more sticks and walkways going side to side in the cage. If you have the ability more plans as well. The more hiding spots your have for him the happier he will be. The best way pothos works is if you have it up and it can grow down. Thats the best way it will fill the cage. If...

Interesting. I guess the temp outside has dropped about 10 degrees or so since this all started. Maybe bumping his heat up a little will help as well.

There was a week that he was only getting superworms, once I noticed that he wasn't going at his normal pace, I stopped the superworms and now he's on crickets. I will get some baby food pears and see if that helps. Thanks for the advice.

Temps are around 85 at the basking spot and around 70 at the bottom and I don't see him drink hardly ever but I've caught him drinking a few times

Recently my guy has changed his poop habits, I was used to him going at least a couple times a week. About three weeks ago he did not poop for a week. After a couple of warm showers, a warm bath, and a little bit of olive oil on a cricket, he finally pooped, and it was MASSIVE. I almost couldn't...

This just happened to my guy and I understand your concern as I was worried as well. I have been constantly applying Polysporin to the the areas where there is open skin. My guy seems to be doing just fine and doesn't show any signs of stress or infection. Just make sure the area stays clean and...

I will say I just ran into this situation with my veiled. Part of his casque started to peel away, I assume from a burn or his casque never shed properly and the left over skin cut the circulation off. The part peel away. Be careful and keep an eye on it. When my veiled's peeled away the top...

For mine I used branches from the woods. To be safe I took a power washer to the sticks and got most of the bark off leaving just wood. I haven't had any troubles yet. Just make sure there isn't any rot on the branch and try to cut something down that is green and not dead already. It helps with...