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I am so sorry for your loss. :(

Your boy is absolutely gorgeous by the way. As for the picky eating, my panther boy is picky too and I have noticed the same thing you have. I have 3 chams, so I always have a variety of feeders, but if he was the only one I would not worry too much if he only ate well gut-loaded crickets...

Cooper is so beautiful, thoughts for a speedy recovery!

What a cutie!

He is a gorgeous boy- I love face shots!

So cool! Baby box turtles are the cutest!!!

Carl is a good looking boy- he will love a new cage!

Your greenhouse is amazing! Love all of these pictures!

What a cham fam! Very impressive - they all look awesome.

Describe the sound- was it like a hissing noise?

Wow- your boys are looking great! I love how the red rain is so pronounced against the white and teal. BTW, your girls are pretty special too!

She is a pretty little girl, congratulations!

Look behind your TV and appliances, they love the wires and electrical cords.

Yep, those blue chams from Tree Candy are hard to resist but PeeWee is definitely a cutie!

I had one that would hand feed all day long but he still would not climb onto my hand. I opened his cage door and sat a few feet away in a chair on my computer. As he felt I was ignoring him, curiosity got the better of him and he climbed onto the top of the door. I slowly put my hand out to...

I am so sorry to hear you are having problems with CJ! You have had some bad luck- I hope your boy gets better soon. I know you will do everything you can for him, he is in great hands!

I would also give her more horizontal branches and vines so that she can have a good temperature gradient. You will also need to have a lay bin in the cage. Take a bucket or small trash can and fill it 10-12" with washed play sand or organic potting soil. dampen it enough so that it can hold...

Your cage is very dark, she may think it is night time. You need a UVB bulb and a basking bulb. 72 is too cool, I keep my female's basking at 82-85. Also, the cage should completely dry out between mistings.

Stunning pictures of fascinating creatures- hopefully they will get the regulations needed to survive in the wild. So glad you shared these!

I would get a fecal exam done, a heavy parasite load can definitely cause a hunger strike. Better to rule that out. Many vets will let you bring in the poop without paying for a full visit. Hopefully your boy will start eating soon!