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I haven't either. Albino would be interesting, but sad and difficult as she would likely be way more sensitive to sun or heat.:( It'd be nice if she keeps the yellow. :)

Thanks ladies!!! :D

Our biggest and brightest female of the clutch and I think I've decided to keep her. :D She shall be named, Mellow. We shall she if she keeps the bright colors as she grows!

You can have whatever's left, but you gotta pick them up because I'm too scared to ship. ;) I doooo??? They are little heifers! They inhale everything! Thanks guysss! :D

Looks like you have a female there.:) Don't be too disappointed, our first was a female and she is a sweetheart, except when it comes close to her laying time. :p Jannb has great tips about egg laying and all it entails. She has quite the experience with veilds and has helped me with my...

Considering you JUST bought him, he probably won't eat anything YET. All chams introduced to a new and unfamiliar place will be a bit stressed and will need some time to settle in. Give him a couple days before you start freaking out about his tongue. Just make sure you mist, feed (and...

Thanks! The feeder cups were free-99 to do since the containers are recycled. The mesh gives their feeders the ability to roam more and look appetizing. :D

I use hot glue a cut out piece of screen mesh in my feeder cups. You can see it in the post I just put up literally a minute ago. "Thought I'd Share" I hand feed my two older veilds crix often, but they also have these containers for supers and dubias to crawl in and around. Works just fine...

So for a while I was using rocks to cover the dirt in our potted plants, as is the suggestion from many owners, to prevent the curious chams from consuming the dirt. Regardless of using containers to put our feeders in, crix can still jump out and some supers still find some magical way to...

I live in ventura county and had a clutch of veilds hatch over a week ago! :D They won't be ready until mid/late October though. Considering they are all ready. ;)

Haha! Yea.. We got lucky with our crestie and veild couples. They were never aggressive towards each other or stressed. They all tolerate handling well and are pretty calm when we do handle them. Shredder, the male crestie, is a bit jumpy but is no way aggressive. I've been bitten once...

The 1st one is of our vield- Zeke and crestie- Shredder. I want to say this photo was taken when Zeke was about 4 months old, he is now about a year old. Shredder, our male crestie, was our first crestie. He was housed with our female veild, Cami. Sofi and Shredder share space with Zeke...

Any update?

Yea.. I'm sure you know that's not "normal" or healthy behavior. Do your best to get her seen by a vet. :/ I hope all goes well.

I'm sure many would suggest getting her to a vet asap. Sounds like it's something that MUST be seen by a vet and not something to play a guessing game with. :( I'm sorry to hear about her condition. Best of luck to you.

CUTE!!! My BF and I wanted to get a dog... But we ended up getting a veiled... And then another.. And another.. And now we have 33 babies. I still would LIKE to have a dog... But he said we'd have to get rid of the kids (chams). LIKE HECK I WILL! This proves dogs and chams can live...

Thank youuu! :D Thanks again jann! :)

Thank you! I of course wrap the top area with the fake vines w/ leafs you can see in the background on one of the pics. I just wanted to make it easier to see all the little boogers. :D Thanks! Indeed they do!!! I LOVE watching them! Was watching them during feeding time and said to the BF...

Here are some group pictures

All 33 are accounted for! Plus an adopted cousin. (not literally) I was watching the babies eat this morning and went to check on my crestie eggs. One hatched! The other one will probably hatch within the next 2 days. :D Cleaned out their bin today and thought it was a good chance to take...