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Yes because they can easily for for cover should the need arise.

So true!

Just a big puppy. Looks so sweet !

Our of 3 chams only one has not been other than for fecal. I think chams are reasonably hardy given near- perfect husbandry. Unfortunately that is a moving target and we are still learning. Also their short life makes it SEEM like they have problems more often as their lifespan is so compressed...

Pelli just did this too! The skin along the top spine persisted forever. And lots of yawning to crack the face. He is so sweet I could not resist peeling a little for him.

So sorry thinking of you

Insane rate of growth!

He wants/needs to get higher...the cage itself should sit on that counter. He is probably pretty stressed down so low.

I feel bad too. But then I feed trimmings to isopods and it makes them happy.

Mine does it as a back off warning for instance when I am taking him out of outdoor cage

Reasonable and smart to do the biopsy- keep us posted!

Looking thorough a book I got at the conference came across this radiograph of a female with eggs. It is horrifying-there are eggs all the way up to her neck! Can you imagine the pressure on all her organs. Could be useful as an educational photo to demonstrate what can happen if the girls...

Have they checked the nasolacrimal duct? If blocked fluid has nowhere to go. There could be some necrotic material in there from the previous issue