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Took Greedo outside today for about 10 or 15 minutes. This was my first time handling him since i got him over a month ago. At first he was not too happy but i can tell he enjoyed himself :):cool:(y):love:

Sorry for your loss.

Sounds and looks like a respiratory infection to me. But you should make a vet appointment

Well that escalated quickly.. :eek:

I suggest you look at all the care sheets before you get another, if you decide to do so. But im sorry for your loss. Caring for a cham is very specific and takes a lot of research and understanding to be successful at it, so read read read.

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Well theres one thing we know for sure, your going to be saving atleast 15% on car insurance.

I think its a burn

Today was the first time ive seen him show yellow. Look closely :)

Hello Arlo :)

Im from Colorado as well. This is my schedule: Lights on at 8am First mist 9am - 2 mins 11 30 - 6 mins 2pm - 3 mins 4 30pm 2 mins 6 pm- 1 min My humidty levels never drop below 40% and dont go above 75. Works for me (y)

All chams go to heaven. :)

Personally i dont think its a faly. I would think Ambilobe, but its almost impossible to know for sure. Falys have a really special distinct look.

I was on snap chat going through Nat Geo's posts and saw the "photo of the day." I wasnt sure what to think of this... i thought it was kind of inappropriate...

Just sand them down before you put them in and i think youll be fine (y)

I knew she could do it (y)(y)(y)

I dont know a lot about veileds but i thought their basking spot could range from the mid 90s to 100. Whereas panthers range from 84 to 88. I use a 60 watt white househols bulb for basking and have it lifted a few inches off the top of the cage as my little guy likes to climb on the screen...

Looks like a burn to me. Do you know what your basking temp is?

Im not 100% sure but in my opinion I think you have a male. There seems to be a slight bulge at the base of the tail and the colors of red on the chin and stripes make me believe its a male because my 4 month old looked exactly like yours when it was younger. And mine is an Ambilobe