Miss Machine
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Robertc, thanks for your reply. It also crossed my mind that it may have something to do with winterrest. I also found him to be to fat when I brought him home from the store. It is a possibility he doesn't like the enclosure, but he is in a smaller one then the one he was living in in the store. That was a very large enclosure, but he was stuck with about 6 or 7 other males.
He is not very shy because he doesn't hide. He climbs around and doesn't run off when he sees us ;-). Can you tell me how often chams eat when they're in winterrest? He ate a hopper two weeks ago.. That's all I saw him eat.
He is not very shy because he doesn't hide. He climbs around and doesn't run off when he sees us ;-). Can you tell me how often chams eat when they're in winterrest? He ate a hopper two weeks ago.. That's all I saw him eat.