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So sorry he died he was a beauty!! I'm sure his babies will be just as stunning if not more

My Cham is only 2.5-3 months I believe.

Not even one! I tried to hand feed like I do with meal worms but he just stares at it but with the meal worms he runs to my hand and eats it up no problem

I wonder if I don't offer crickets he will eat them. I just don't want to starve the guy lol

That's so awesome! The sire is so red!! Does he have any green to him when not fired up

hi there. So I kept reading on the forum for that dubia roaches are a great feeder. So my problem is that my panther won't eat any of them. I cup feed the Dubias. I aLso free range the crickets. I see him eat the crickets all the time but he just looks at the Dubias and doesn't seem to...

Your Cham is so beautiful! Everyone says they grow so fast but I can't wait to see mine get big and show colors already lol

I thought I was the only one who gets all worried about our lil Chamys! Glad I'm not the only one lol. I can't wait for the colors to come in!! He/she is still very brown

Thank you everybody. I was worried. He/she is changing so many colors

Hi there! Are the colors of my Cham normal. He goes from dark brown to sometimes green and red and now this white/grey color. Is this normal? Hopefully he/she is ok and not too stressed. Just moved him/her into a bigger cage. Here is a pic.

Oh and corn mash is the stuff they use to feed birds. The crickets can eat it too. Of course still offer them the normal gutt loading stuff

So for my crickets I use corn mash for the substrate in their bin. It helps keep the smell down. Mine didn't smell bad to begin with. I get enough to feed all my animals for the week. If you keep your cricket bin clean and free of dead crickets you shouldn't get that strong of an odor. I'm no...

Thank you everyone for your input. it is all greatly appreciated

This might be a dumb question but what are neodium magnets and where can I get them? But i like your idea. I'm going to try it out! Thank you!

hi there everyone! Can someone please advise me on how you guys are setting up your horizontal perches? I have tried wire ties and push pins but those seem to make a hole is the screen eventually. I was thinking those dragon strand ledges. I am thinking I need to get my Cham closer to the UVB...

Nice Cham! So green for 2 months. Mine is 3 months and is still brown.

i just picked up this little one! Can anyone tell if it's a male or female?

Yea! If you have the 24x24x48 cage I would recommend getting a t5 bulb. That's a big cage for just a compact style bulb. Everyone has their opinions that's just what I think and what has worked for me.

Here is a pic of my enclosure with all the lights. Hope this helps

I have used it before but I didn't like it. The compact UVB in my opinion isn't enough as it limits to just that area. I now use the t5 tube bulb along with LED's. I use the combo fixture to house the basking light and a ceramic heat emitter for night time temps.