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I'm not sure if you should take the cham into the cabin with you, though. Because of the pressurization. FedEx and other freight planes don't pressurize the cargo hold area because it's unnecessary. So perhaps this is the reason the OP was given this information.

How did this thread get turned around from a simple discussion to a fight between members? @Brad , or @Decadancin , can we lock this thread so it doesn't turn ugly?

You are taking the advice of the others, which means you and your girlie will probably do just fine. Keep up the good and keep us posted!(y)

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That's awesome!

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Yay! Congrats!

Your springtails will be fine, as long as they are damp.

Yay!

That will mold. I recommend not. Don't forget that the bug itself IS nutritional for the cham. It's just, by gutloading, we are providing "extra" nutrition for our cham. Crickets will munch on the live plants in the cage, which many chams also eat. More to the point, however, if your feeders are...

They'll get eaten. Or they will die. I never worried too much. Just don't feed more when you know there are some loose in the cage