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all the fruit flies I got had died..... I returned and got 15 pinhead crickets and dumped them all in on free roam, hopefully he will eat without having to switch to a smaller cage!!!

does not seem interested in wax worms either. just looks at them

I wish that would work here, can't get him to care about a dish...

ok, so I could not decide wether or not to buy him a smaller enclosure, as it seems he is just starting to get comfy in his enclosure. I did get fruit flies, but they must all be dead, as there is not one alive in the two tubes that I bought. So I will return them tomorrow and try again. I...

I can go buy a small repti breeze

It is 16x16x 30

How many flies do I drop in

Also, I was advised against switching to a smaller cage by the breeder since he is very active in his cage, has found where the water drips, a favorite basking spot, and sleeping area! Is this correct or should I put him in a smaller cage?

The wax worms are really large, but I will try it! I will also pick up some fruit flies! How do you feed these?

Thanks for all the help everyone, I will get some fruitflies today after work. My girlfriend is going to try to feed pinheads today as well. Are will need to order anything else, the waxworms in my area are all to big!

I was feeding smalls and pinheads, but not alot of interest. Wouldn't fruitflies be to small?

yes, he is 3 months and I offer small crickets. I have seen him eat about 4 or 5 in free range. I usually put 10 in a cup under his favorite spot, only to empty 10 out at the end of the day. I have also tried the phoniex worms, in the cup, on a leaf, with tweezers, and in a cup that I hold. so...

yea, he will not eat out of it. So far he has only eaten a few on free roam.

Hey guys, I have been posting alot and I am sorry. While my little cham seems to be getting comfortable in his new home, he has not eaten more than 3 or 4 crickets in a week, and is refusing to eat phoneix worms. I am beginning to get desperate for him to eat. His is around 3 months, and I am...

Just change it when it's gross

Would it be dangerous to keep the basking at 90? When I was using the 55w he was dark all of the time, now with a 60w he is lighter and more active.

Is 90 to hot for a you panthers basking spot?

Are the plants potted or planted in your substrate? What type of Cham do you plan on getting?

As for humidity, I have my dropper drip down my leaves in to container I covered with screen, and a few fake leaves! I also duct taped a piece of a clear shower curtain over the back panel on the cage.

Haha, agreed. Looks like maybe sun burn? I am not 100%, someone with mor exp. might know a bit better!