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I’m so excited to receive him tomorrow. The wife and I have decided to name him joker or Mr. J for short. He is going to be so loved and well taken care of. I don’t think I’m going to be able to sleep tonight because I’m so excited lol. I’ll takes pics and a video of the opening. Wish me luck guys

If your really that worried I would take him to a vet.

Lmao when I seen lps I didn’t think of local pet store I thought of a long polyp Stoney(saltwater coral)

I think these are the closest you would be able to get to albino.

If I may ask what are you using to measure the salinity of your water?

Did you cycle the system before you added any live stock to it? I have kept reef tanks for many years before I couldn’t do the water changes anymore. It is very common for a spike in ammonia, nitrites, nitrates in a new setup. It usually takes a month to run its course. Also pothos definitely...

That enclosure seems to small still.

I shouldn’t bleach them or bake them or anything?

ok so I have pothos in my Chams enclosure and I was told to put river rocks on top of the soil to prevent the Cham from eating the soil. What are the proper steps on cleaning to avoid pests and other junk getting into the enclosure?

I haven’t seen any of my adults eating any of the small babies. To start off that would be perfect to breed in. The only thing you need to add is a heating pad to get temps up to 85-88 degrees. A female roach will give birth every 2 months. If you can order more females and males. Have 3-5...

Why don’t you breed the Dubai’s? It’s super easy and they breed quick. 1 female can produce up to 30 babies sometimes more. I ha e been breeding my veilds Dubai’s for 3 months now and I have hundreds. By the time I get my veild I should have close to 1k roaches. The only thing that sucks is to...

That enclosure seems a tad small for him. I could be wrong here but I’m pretty sure it’s to small

Male or female Cham? If it’s a female she is digging at the bottom of the enclosure trying to lay her eggs. If you do have a female you need to get her a laying bin ASAP

Temps are definitely to low. You need to raise it to 83-85 depending on her age. Once she is an adult you want it closer to 85-90. Granted I haven’t owned a Cham yet but from all my research this is what I have found.

Thank you this is awesome info.

Veild and the site says 2-3 months. Oh ok what should I have it around? See I’m so glad I asked I would have burnt the little guy.

Ok so the highest point where my heat lamp and uvb light is reading 88F is this ok? I keep reading some people say 80-90 but I’m really nervous and want everything to go perfectly when I get my baby boy.

Bright colors best markings good genetics.

I don’t think you can sex them that young. I may be wrong.

is this website the best one to get high end veilds? I will be looking to adopt a high end male by the end of this month. If they are not the best who should I go with?