Search results

Yes I think so too. There has always been the question of exactly how independant each eye is, I think this answers that question nicely.

Mine stays brown when he is hunting. Maybe yours does too. I dont think its an issue but a husbandry check is always good. Also he may outgrow it as he gets bigger and more confident.

Here is a video I thought was very interesting and wanted to share it with you all.

:love: its like looking at a muscle man calander! They are all displaying and posing for the camera! Sweet Kathy is like "Boys! Huh, check this out" "wish you had a figure like this, tada!". Just love your little chamily!

Looking so good! Also remember you can hang plants too to get them up high! He finnaly has a forever home! Congrats

Sansi I had the exact same one. When you get it I want you to plug it in the bathroom and leave it for 30 minutes then go in and put your hand near the light so you can feel how hot it is. It will give you an idea of how far up it needs to be above the cage. Great job on the new digs!

I must disagree. My first Cham was a rescue. He wouldn’t eat. After watching carefully I realized that this veiled Cham couldn’t target. He was off about two inches to the right. After two to three tries he would give up. So I read that only veiled charms will eat greens in the wild. So I went...

I am so happy to hear that! Gout flare ups are just horrible! My last one I thought I broke my knee! A doctor said Were you born with that deformity? Referring to my swollen leg! Ugh it does not always show up in the blood. It can show in X-rays and synovial fluid. If you are unsure of the vet...