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that's a small picture but looking good looking good. i believe urs and mine are about the same age.

well i dont live anywhere close to the woods and the only time ive seen termites is like 10 years ago after it rained. and all i got are flies in the trash which one flew in the cage before while i was cleaning and my cham ate it lol.

i read somewhere that if you catch wild bugs you have to beware if they ate things with insecticide or something like that and that's like impossible to tell. and dont some bugs carry diseases or parasites as well? but i have been meaning to ask this for a long time but are earthworms ok?? :D

well my current budget only allows me to get crickets locally. but im working on silkworms and hornworms. but i will never intentionally put roaches in my house.:eek:

really? i thought that was only for like hatchlings?

so im probably sure many people have asked this question before but i just wanted to ask again. my uhh..i guess 4ish month old just ate like 10 large crickets. i cup feed. am i supposed to feed until he stops eating or are they like dogs and just keeps eating? How many should i feed? Thanks

i was wondering if anyone is in the (bay area) Fremont, California area who is willing to help take care of my veiled for 5 weeks starting from June 1st. I will be out of the country and no one in my family is willing to help. I dont have much money to offer so $50 is all i got. please let me...

Indiana Jones :D

im currently feeding him black medium crickets that i got from a small pet shop. they're like a a centimeter and large brown crickets that i get from petco that id say are about almost an inch. im guessing its the large crickets that he's having troubles with because i never see him miss the...

well good thing age is the only thing wrong so far. at least that's someething easy to fix.

i dont really think the crickets could be that big. but he does seem to have a slight problem pulling them up.

ive had him for about a week. the guy i got him off of said he was born on 5/11/11. but whatever. im not that much concerned about the age or coloration. only that he's healthy and happy.

is missing its food once or twice per feeding considered a tongue problem? i feed mine large crickets and from what it looks like, it looks more like the cricket might be a bit big, but not too big. i feed him 5 large crickets every day. he's about 1yr. dust calcium every other feeding. d3 twice...

is it because the veil is not tall like the typical male? i heard if it gets too close to the basking lamp and burns the veil it could stunt the growth. but he doesnt look anything injured or abnormal.

maybe he's just more on the feminine side. tehe :D

He is a he. i named him Keak Da Sneak:cool:

Name's Keak da Sneak. he's bout to be 1yr old in 2 days. just got him a week ago though. just wanted to show some pictures. also would like if any of you guys can point out some problems if i have missed them.

thanks! i've never seen old chams before so i was really curious as to how they would look.

I see alot of posts about their 4 month olds, 5 week olds, just borns, but i've never actually seen anyone post pics or talk about their 5 year old or 7 year old...just curious. would love to see some pics and hear from their experiences.

my basking is at mid 80s. the care sheet for veiled said mid 80s is where it should be. right?