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Brady babies, all 14 so far....

They sometimes love the spikes too. It will only over populate the enclosure if you put too many in. I normally open the lid of the container and let a few out at a time for my chams.

Shame this seems to happen, poor dude. Pls post some pics, I would suggest a vet visit if it is flat. Don't wait for infection to set in. If the rest of the tail is not working then it may or may not come right. Don't take a chance rather have it checked out.

Welcome to the forum and congrats on your cham! The only advice I can offer you for now is research and learn. Thus forum is fantastic. Don't stress about your cham shedding it is normal. Allow the enclosure to dry out between misting, the humidity spikes are normal. It may take your cham time...

I also think a year is too long. Whilst not a jax this is a small gravid cham.

Put on your big pants and see what he does, may surprise you and crawl all over you. Thats what my little man does.

Congrats, they are looking fantastic :)

I am pretty sure they will be enjoyed by your chams.

He is looking great, love Jax!

Dad is stunning! Congrats on the babies they are always so cute. Enjoy them your hands are gonna be full.

Hi Leah and welcome :) you have a cutie there.

What a tragic story :( Thoughts are with you!

Xephyr, don't you battle with batching them? I either have 1000 flies or none?

Hmmm, whats good for the goose is not always good for the gander....is that the saying? I would check the ratios tbh. Would love to mix my own but far easier to buy I guess. Are you ever sure you get what is on the label though? Devils advocate here :)

My female sleeps in the same spot every night, where my little man changes every few days and some of the positions have to make me giggle :)