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I've wondered that myself and have been tempted to try a little one. @kinyonga does my dog look like he's hungry? He looks naughty to me. He ate the whole cup too so I'm guessing hornworms are tasty

This is my dog after eating a cup of hornworms

I know it sounds counterintuitive but in people when they have end stage kidney disease we put them on a fluid restriction, usually 1000 ml a day. I don't know if that would apply to chams as, knock on wood (hits self in head), I haven't had to deal with that issue in my chams.

Resistance is futile

It just sorta explodes off of babies. Burns look like something completely different

She's shedding. That's normal but if you didn't know that they did that it tells me you have a lot to learn and need to do some research, NOW

I think it's awesome you moved her and are trying to do what's right by her. Since it's the end of the summer you may find it hard to find appropriate life plants for her at the nursery. What you can do is get some branches from the outside and go to the local craft store and get some cheap...

I don't care for Lowes or Home Depot. I think you'll do better looking for a plant at your local nursery

You mean things besides chams

I did not say I was staying out of my hermit Hut. I was more coming out to angrily shake my fist.:mad:

There's nothing wrong with glass when used properly. That's an enclosure meant for a bearded dragon. Her set up is all wrong. There's no air flow and I see you're using substrate. Your temps are too high for a baby and for a female. It's too barren and you need to go back to the screen...

Congratulations, I'm working on a cham half sleeve too. My next appt is at the end of the month

Take him to the vet he's going to need special calcium and answer the questions kinyonga asked and I suggest filling out the how to ask for help form located in the health section

I suggest filling out the how to ask for help form

He looks like he has MBD

I disagree with it from the reputable big breeders as well and as far as I'm concerned reputable breeders won't do it either. When you're doing in line breeding your breeding for looks and not health and I think that is irresponsible. I could go on a real tirade about purebred dogs. Look at what...

I wouldn't recommend it, you're reducing the availability of genetic material and imo it's irresponsible.

The last pic she looks all bent and broken like a cham with MBD. How old is your uvb bulb?

No uvb?!?

Pics please and fill out the how to ask for help form in the health section