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wow he sounds really agressive, ive never had a problem getting my chams out luckily. my female is a little bit of a witch tho, shes strikes better than a cobra.

hes a good lookin cham, nice colors. how old is he? glad to hear the vet took care of him:)

i have the same exact problem with my female. she has been acting completly normal since she laid- eating, drinking. some input on this subject would be really nice.

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if shes really ready, shell do it. mine was pawing at the bottom of the cage and in the trashcan she went. she was digging within 10 mins of me putting her in there.

looks good, but you might want to give him a little more cover:cool:

use the search function, you will find many answers to the questions you may ask. to answer your question, use a stick and urge him onto the stick and youll have him out of the cage in no time. dont be intimidated, they usually dont bite, just strike like a snake.

it appears that bubbles might need a little more exposure to the reptisun/ real sun or supplements becuase it looks like his front legs are bowed due to mbd.

centipedes in general are extremely aggressive, and i def would not feed it to your cham, and we havnt even started on toxicity yet.

lol i let mine hang out in a fake tree ouside to get some rays and 30 mins later he was almost to the roof of a 2 story house climbing the stucco.

im sorry for your loss, its always tough to lose one of these guys..:(

i hope her body doesnt still think she gravid due to that last egg in there. i guess i can stick them back together in 2-3 weeks to see if shes changed her mind by then:o

hate to be a pessimist, but by the sounds of it, its too late for the vet at this point. how old is he?

not trying to scare you, but this is usually what happens when their organs start shutting down, and they are on their way out. i had a male that had bad mbd from over supplementation and one day he decided to shut down. he was barely clinging on the screen and on the bottom of the cage...

same here chris, im curious. in fact i spent an hour last night catching grasshoppers with a net, and came up with 13 of em. ive tried to find an online guide for breeding, but no one seems to be breeding them. the only thing i can recommend is to include some dirt for them to lay eggs in...

i use frost, it doesnt reduce the amount of heat emitted, and i think it is easier on their eyes. i know i dont like to look at a bare light from 5 inches.:p

what species?

it is completly safe for use in an iguana, so you could probably assume its fine.

well whats wierd is she seems to be showing receptive coloring, but as soon as she sees him, she turns black with yellow/blue spotting. otherwise shes green with blue spots

thanks for the reply! i tried introducing the male and her together in a big fake tree outside in the sunlight. and everytime she shows gravid colors and gapes. hes trying, but she is having none of it lol. i have read before to try once a week, but so far no luck. any ideas?