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welcome! CHams are so fun to watch grow up and their personalities develop! =)

looks really tough

This girls lower cage for laying.

His blues are great too. Really nice bars

peach fuzz, sexy

This is my enclosure with just a small playsand in the bottom. any larger and i fear it might break with my big plants. Once she starts to dig i have a Huge one to put her in. cant hardly move that.. anyways, i really do think she is pregnant, infertile most likely, as she displays some...

ur little guy is about the size of my own haha! i was told my guy was 4-5mos old. but it is really hard to tell. Just feed him loads of crickets every day if u want him to grow fast. =)

dang man sorry to hear about this, i had a cham delivery fiasco about a year ago too. Im in AZ as well(surprise) and my first cham got left on the truck and didnt even arrive til the next day! luckily my cham didnt over heat or anything. It really is rediculous to have a guaranteed arrival time...

very good lookin veiled, sik. If u have measured him, may I ask his length from snout to vent? reason i ask is i also have young male veiled, and im trying to determine his age.. thanks!

well your six year old has some good questions. Chams should not be fed bees or wasps. Perhaps some spiders maybe acceptable, but i wouldnt even go there. Cant answer if chams swim because i have no research to back that up. If you son would like to feed ur veiled some fun treats, try...

i never really experienced any choking or swallowing wrong, just dont drown him in medicine and it shouldnt be to hard. When I used the dropper, after i got his mouth open, drop in the medicine and he just started to swallow like normal, as if he was drinking basically

wow! leos red abdomen is very cool. Nice and bright while resting, show us fired up!

Its kinda hard, but if u can get him to open his mouth then normally just drop the medicine in and he will swallow. I have forcefed/water chams in the past by gently pressing at the corner of the mouth with the dropper/or safe tool(credit cardworks well) and put ur finger on the other side of...

thanks olimpia, my little bin is 12" wide, and only 6" deep i have a larger one to put her in, but she hasnt really showed any interest. I guess my biggest fear is the sand collapsing on her. because im at work, i didnt want to put a deep one in there in case there was a problem. Also i dont...

i do see a small bulge too, but those colors are very drab for male at that age especially since hes a panther

looks like ur boy is going to have a really nice mix of color! keep us posted as he grows!

haha cami im right here with you. I stalk this and a few other forums at work all day! When work is slow i just love to read about everyones pets! so dont feel ashamed!

only a smally 12x8x6 little one on the bottom of enclosure. i have a larger rubbermaid bin i planned move her to once she starts digging.

thanks for the support. i been trying to watch her with out disturbing. just waiting to see if she starts digging, no signs yet. Vet visit i feel is uncessary at this point, but if she continuees to grow and still doesnt lay ill consider taking her in

haha everyone whroes out her blog, i read every thread about egg laying so far. thats why im so paranoid!