Thats so great! All chams are different... Some people think they're all instinct but I feel they all have completely different personalities. You got lucky, most do seem to be anti-social especially when they first arrive. You should definitely try hand feeding, It's been months and I still...
hmm, maybe try what MCSEB suggested, try the lights on at 8 and off at 8? Mine are on 730-730 and they get their pj's on well before that but do not sleep until lights off and do not wake until lights on.
I've read that substrate is dangerous as it can cause impaction if ingested. Also, the crickets will climb down and burrow within the substrate so you really can't tell how many your cham is eating, and how many are left in the cage over night, which can
create other problems. I don't have...
In my experience they can take anywhere from a couple weeks to a month and a half at that age, depending on it's growth. I wouldn't worry too much about it for now, I always write the days down that they shed so I know to the exact day; incase I thought it was a month ago but really it was 2...
Hello, 1/4 cricks are not that big, I still have a 3 month old so my 5 month old is still eating the smaller crickets. He can eat up anywhere from 15-20 a day plus a silkworm usually. Your guy is still young so they're still allowed to eat as much as they want! Just my opinion, someone may have...
I use flat thumb tacks from the outside to keep the vines in place, just make sure none of them are sticking up through the vine so you're guy doesn't hurt himself. A clear coat of nail polish will keep the tacks from rusting. Hope this helps