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Great looking Cham Bob, is he your avatar? Photo contest and calendar worthy! I love the fins so primitive /dragon like

Stick bugs are my Chams all time favorite, they never last more than a few seconds once I put them in their cages. I got mine from @nick barta at full throttle feeders a site sponsor ! and have had them for a few years now. Check out his website he has care sheets available. Highly recommended...

I would not recommend blending, as too fine a powder will actually kill and choke the worms. I use bran and oatmeal mixture for their bedding and will toss in some carrots or other veggies on top for their moisture needs . I buy 500 superworms and have never had any issues. Replace veggies as...

Congratulations on the new Chams, they look amazing ! Good luck Dave

Awesome Cham, I’m a Big Red fan Good luck Dave

So sorry for your loss, Chams become a large part of our lives, Dave

Littlefoot is getting so big, your doing a great job with t

Great looking little Hoe You win! Good luck Da

Welcome back to the game ! Any hints on what you’re looking at getting ? Good luck Dave

Pods are the easiest to grow your silks

If you have 1 Cham I’d start out with 1 silkworm pod it’s the easiest way to grow them, food and habitat all in 1 just dump the poop every morning .and get small or medium size Worms , they will grow fast Good luck Dave

Mulberry farms has a good selection of worms, no crickets, also a site sponsor Good luck Dave

Congratulations on the win!!! Great looking Cham

Veilds are great Chams I’ve had several, they go through a teenage stage, keep working with him hopefully he’ll turn around for you. Make your appearance a positive for him, offer food, let him free range, take him outside Good luck Dave

I have been on their website, they offer amazing amounts of different roaches isopod worms. Never ordered from them, I keep Dubia, orangehead, Halloween & Madagascar hissing Good luck Dave

I’ve never had an issue , I always let my hornworms grow to larger size Dave

Those are nice looking little Chams, any pics of the sire are these RBBB or RBRB Just wondering Dave

Make sure you have branches or vines high enough so he can bask and soak up those good UV rays lights always on top Good luck Dave

Your doing it right ,both Chams look healthy and happy ,love the progression pics Have you come up with a name for your new little Veiled Good luck Dave

I dust my worms also ,add a few crickets when feeding or their poop will be runny won’t be a problem just little extra gross when cleaning lol Enjoy Dave