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looks female

oh my gosh thats so cool that you got to see them up close! its so funny, they have the exact same facial expression and are looking in the same direction:LOL:

is there any chance he's big enough to take regular small sized crickets? they should be no larger than the space between his eyes. if you would rather stick with pinheads until he's a little bigger I used to purchase mine from www.rainbowmealworms.com and mine always arrived alive even after...

first of all, I love the name Apollo. secondly you are off to an amazing start being a beginner it really looks like you did your research. all that I can say to adjust is longer misting sessions or maybe one or two more of the 90 second ones so he has more hydration because hydration is key...

best of luck to little kiwi

my male panther is fine when he sees my other Cham the only worry would be keeping an eye on all of them at the same time lol

lovely little girl!

this is great news!!

I agree. she is also showing gravid colors is there a possibility that she could be egg bound as well because she can't stand up?

what size enclosure is it? you could always benefit from adding live plants to retain humidity and the chams seem to like the live plants better

wow. beautiful!:LOL:

you can set up a drainage system by drilling small holes in the bottom of your enclosure and adding a large bucket underneath the enclosure to catch the water

when they are getting ready to lay eggs she will show gravid colors such as orange and blue spots, and she will become restless in her cage climbing all over the place

hmm I would get him to a vet if you hear gagging noises. Is this the same kiwi with a tongue infection or was that another member?

do you notice any bubbles in his mouth when it is open? do you hear popping or cracking noises when he breathes?

you could try putting a lot of bugs in the tree tomorrow and see if you see any tongue shooting in the tree.

if you have a ladder you can get in there and look and maybe get some neighbors to help you look as well. it is likely that she will survive the night as long as its not freezing cold and nothing comes and eats her. What species is she?

hey buddy, have some silkworm with your finger!!:ROFLMAO:

you mentioned this isn't the first time you've lost her, how did you get her out the first time?

oh shoot, so she's still in there??