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Oh yes perfect! U got the easy supplements all in one.

Well they are safe for chams HOWEVER. If it is wild, there always is that risk of bacteria, pesticides, any chemicals sprayed etc. you dont know where it has been.

Just lower the amount of calcium you dust the feeders with

Id change a couple things, mealworms, refrain from them they have a harder exo skeleton to digest in the chams tummy, try superworms. Also no calcium w/d3 and multivitamins?

Could be stress, could also be hes basking. Trying to absorb heat. In my opinion i think ur basking branch is too close to the heat bulb, lower it. What watt heat bulb are you using?

Seems like over supplementing? I cant think of how to name it... i know it is secretions of calcium i believe, Nothing to worry about though!

Wow! Just hit 2 years on here... not as active but im still here guys. Much love.

Any tips on how you guys clean ur babies cages everyday? As some of you know I have 20+ babies haha. So any tips since I am cleaning it everyday.

THANK YOU GUYS!!!!:love::love::D

Thank yuuuuuu!!!!! Merry Christmas to you too Kristen!!!

There we go good right?

I got some more one sec

Isn’t a bit weird to be able to see this bump at only a few days old? Never thought I could sex them THIS early lol

Like a close up??

@Matt Vanilla Gorilla

Will do! Matt probably can help out LOL

So I know this is early to sex them, BUT I was looking closely at one of my hatchlings he/she just hatched the other day. And I see what looks to be the infamous ‘bump’ at the base of the tail.

Female

I have no clue hatching medium Isnt that expensive either i got a 2lb bag for 14 bucks or something like that

Bump