Herp Nerd
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Vinson Massif, Antarctica
Posts: 1,115
Really, with chams theres no such thing as worrying too much. If they get sick or stressed, you don't have much time to solve the problem before they are beyond help.
To the problem, double, triple check all your temps - I'd even go as far as to use a different thermometer. Mist down the cage, dehydration is all an too common problem and a bowl at the bottom is not going to cut it. Uhh... other than that, the usual - low activity area, no draft, no stress, etc.
Rav
She sits in her corner, singing herself to sleep.
Wrapped in all of the promises, that no one seems to keep.