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Ya I hate to say it but they just dont know what theyre doing. Thats asounds really suspicious about them having to calm him down?! Id like it everyone were to boycott petsmart and petco for selling chams :)

You want nothing on the floor of the cage. Id say yes to setting at least most of it up before putting him in there otherwise.

Wont cost that much just to look at him, depending on what needs to be done though it may be more. Also are you supplementing to feeders? Other than crickets, if hes not eating those you may want to get silkworms. They will even hydrate him more. He will need a new cage also pretty soon...

Also if you had pics too that'd be helpful

Vet!...... and if you have any additional info....lighting....cage etc.

You do lose UVB through screen also (50%ish?), but 100% through glass

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Waxworms are very fatty though, which is why they should be very limited

Mine do but its common for them to get bored of them. Try feeding them silkworms mainly for a week or two, then throw a few crickets in there again to see what happens.

I cant see any in the UK being sold on the web... Maybe you should just start making them and selling them, you'd be rich

Some worms are better than others. Try and limit mealworms/waxworms. But Phoenix worms/silkworms are good as a staple food.

And unless water is landing on it from the mister, you should water it once a week still. Personally I like it when th miister isn't watering the plants so they can dry out and only get watered when I want them to be

It was either the temps, or that virus Temps should be 78+ to mid 80's. If they do have that Virus they will turn into sludge like that, but not immediately from what Ive seen. Mine died off slowly one by one. but my temps are usually 78-80

Use all screen

I duno but you need more foliage with leaves in that cage :)

1. Silks or roaches are prolly better just because you can breed them easily. I always feed off phoenix worms every other day though 2. The eggs have to be refrigerated (Called Diapause) just because thats how they evolved. The cold is most likely to simulate a winter they'd go through in...

They dont. Well maybe some UVA....but theyre useless

Ya they will eat them :). I wouldn't do it though, no telling what theyve been exposed too, not to mention what they're feeders have eaten also. Im not even sure how easy they'd be to digest

Ya, sounds like constipation. You need a vet

Give him about 30 minutes- hour, he'll look like he ran through a cheese grater