Thank you for replying. I replaced the ivy plant and put in the pothos.
Yes, it is eating the pinhead crickets very well-I keep them in a cup with a vine in the window, and he sticks his head down and catches them-I accidently left the cup there yesterday, however, and when the sun came thru the screen, well-I cooked the crickets.
He is drinking very well when I mist the plants. I have made sure of that for fear of dehydration.His eye has cleared up now with using the NeoPolydex, and both eyes are open. Because it seems to be doing well, I am hesitant to put it into a tank or other container. We have had so much rain here in the past month that it is humid, and with the misting several times a day, I dont think that it has been an issue. If I wasnt able to keep such a close eye on the little thing, I would use something else, however I am home all day studying.
I have been hesitant to tell the story of how i have this little guy(girl?) because it is really a crazy story that I would NOT believe if I had not seen it for myself.
He was on my rosebush. My boyfriend found it when we were standing on the deck, and said "LOOK AT THAT! ITs a budweiser lizard!" THats how I got it. I dont know where it came from or how, but I have many neighbors in close proximity and a very well planted yard. Obviously an escape from someone who doesnt want to admit it.
Thank you for being so helpful, I have lizard experience, however these always seemed too difficult and delicate for me to even attempt.
I meant to ask-is it sexable by the picture I posted?
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0.1 veiled - Luna
0.2 house geckos - Gaia & Tia (MIA 
0.2 felines - Kyndra and Líta
funny how you can reread a post over and over and not see a mistake, then once you hit "POST" there are the mistakes you didnt see.
I don't recall if you said where you live but I am assuming that you are in So Cal or FL? Not something I'd find on a shrub up here in NH! LOL! Do you know of a neighbor who breeds chams that he may have come from?
As for sexing - LOL! the two areas (tarsal spur and hemipenal bulge) are both blocked. If you go to the sites I linked you to yesterday with the pics you should be able to tell on your own.
If you're OK with the humidity for now and can keep a close watch (I work from home so my Luna gets lots of attention, too
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then OK, but one other consideration is him falling. Sounds like he's far off the ground. The article I posted speaks about this, too.
Do you know what to look for in his poop? His urates should be creamy - orange says needs more hydration. If you keep the crix in a cup you might want to put in a piece of carrot or apple so they can be getting nutrition and moisture while waiting to be eaten
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0.1 veiled - Luna
0.2 house geckos - Gaia & Tia (MIA
0.2 felines - Kyndra and Líta
I live in MICHIGAN...not an area that you find any type of exotic reptile.
I will try to sex the poor thing, however...a bit of background on me:
I stink at it!
I have a rat that was a gift, and because it was a boy,and I had rescue rats from school, I decided to pick out a friend for him, I made certain I had a male because I did not want babies. Well, my original "male" had fifteen babies two weeks ago. My b/f has so much fun with that-vet tech who cant sex a rat (an obvious species to sex). Nothing subtle about a male rat.
