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    Plants and Pesticide questions

    Dish soap and water rinse works well
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    Weird Coloring on my Panther - Pics attached

    Possibly burns....
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    Coastal Silkworms gone??

    (858) 531-9172
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    Why is my chameleon eating dirt?

    Vitamin A deficiency usually starts with poor eyesight
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    Why is my chameleon eating dirt?

    Do a search on beta carotene vs. preform vitamin A on this forum and you may want to reconsider your supplements. The argument that Panthers don't convert beta carotene to Vit A is not resolved, but anecdotal evidence may suggest it. I recommend Zoomed's Reptivite wit D3 every second day...
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    Why is my chameleon eating dirt?

    what form of Vitamin A is in the vitamin? beta carotene or vitamin A?
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    Why is my chameleon eating dirt?

    Eating dirt can be a sign of digestive tract parasites or a nutritional imbalance. The schedule for calcium with D3, calcium without D3, vitamin, or an all in one is dependant on the formulation. Repcal calcium w/D3 is so strong that its use is usually 2 times per month , where as a...
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    Opinions on Chameleon Pricing

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    Question about incubator's

    Most folks just incubate at room temp . LLLreptile has a hovabator at a really good price .
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    Opinions on Chameleon Pricing

    Chris, I totally agree with your comments and I often wonder, what it would take to elevate other chameleon species in the eye of the hobbyist? I personally started with Fischers and they still remain my favourite. Its hard to understand why there is less appeal for these chams. I imported...
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    UVB controller / ballast?

    Is this what you are looking for? http://www.reptilesuppliesuk.com/lighting-fixtures-t8-electronic-light-units-c-100_12_64_77.html
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    Opinions on Chameleon Pricing

    Veileds produce more eggs per clutch than panthers. ( 40 - 50 vs. 20 -30) Panthers have higher mortality than Veileds.( up to 50% vs 10%) Veileds are saleable much earlier than Panthers. ( 8 weeks vs 16 weeks) Veileds are underpriced. Conclusion: Panthers cost more to produce than Veileds...
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    Opinions on Chameleon Pricing

    Veileds produce more eggs per clutch than panthers. ( 40 - 50 vs. 20 -30) Panthers have higher mortality than Veileds.( up to 50% vs 10%) Veileds are saleable much earlier than Panthers. ( 8 weeks vs 16 weeks) Veileds are underpriced. Conclusion: Panthers cost more to produce than Veileds.
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    Opinions on Chameleon Pricing

    I won't tell you that you are lying... I'll just tell you that you are wrong.
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    Opinions on Chameleon Pricing

    "you cant charge labour unless you are doing it for a living" And that is exactly why you can't sustain it. You have now chosen NOT to donate the labour and free cost of space to those that you would sell $90.00 Panthers to. That makes you and me exactly the same. I WON'T donate the labour...
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