Recent content by bberry820

Thank you Bob, I am using this survey to filter out people, once I have selected my 20 top applicants the rest will be waitlisted. I will require proof of suitable enclosure prior to shipping.

No you can just look at it without submitting

I just successfully bred my female and have 40 hatchlings which I need to find loving homes for. I have 200+ people interested in adopting and I want to make sure I choose the best prospects. To ensure I select the best applicants I have created this survey/quiz. If you would be so kind to look...

Hurricane Ian is less than 12 hours from hitting Florida's west coast as a category 4 storm. One of the possible impact zones is Lee county which is home to a good chunk of Florida's invasive chameleon population. This has me curious as to what the chameleons will do in order to survive...

haha I just realized when I typed Ca : P ratio it thought I meant this emoji :P

I bet theyre rich with calcium because their bones are developing

I actually will give my veileds some apple slices once every while, its good dietary fiber and has a decent Ca:P ratio. They are more omnivorous than panthers and I would rather feed them fruit on occasion than have them eat their pothos.

It is baby house gecko hatchling season here in Florida and I keep finding these cute little guys all over the place. They don't look like they would be poisonous and they are so small that their bones seem like they should be digestible. Aside the notion that you shouldn't feed wild caught...

I have a free roam setup in my office I let her hang out on all day but she keeps sneaking out and crawling under the door to go see my male. Im thinking if I just let them mate it will eliminate the stress from both of them but like I said I dont want to cause any egg laying complications on...

I was planning on weaning her onto an every other day schedule at the beginning of June but she became receptive and lost her motivation for food so for now im just feeding her whenever she will eat

Its too late they have already seen each other and both want to get down to business. Like you said I at least want to go through a few clutches before I let them mate. Everyones been cleared for parasites.

Yes I have had a lay bin for her since the beginning. I try to feed her daily but she only wants the supers which I worry about bc of their shells.

I've had my female veiled, Darlene, for 4 months now. She became receptive for the first time around the beginning of the month so she should be ready to lay her first clutch very soon. For the last week and a half she has been completely fixated on escaping her enclosure and when I let her out...

Thank you that is very reassuring!

Dr. Medlin has actually treated my animals previously so Im glad for the referral