Recent content by lowendfrequency

I'm looking for a juvenile to adult melleri. Sex isn't important, but quality and health is. Preferably a CB, CH or long term captive. Email me at [email protected] Thanks!

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Putting an aquarium heater in your misting bucket is a very bad idea. By raising the heat you've created a perfect breeding ground for bacteria. While the airstone may prevent the water from becoming stagnant, it's also aerating the water which greatly accelerates microbe reproduction. While...

The second I saw Joshua's pic I thought "Damn! How can you compete with something that friggin cute?!" hah! Congrats :)

Without knowing what vitamins and minerals it consists of and what proportions, it's impossible to say if it's adequate or not. I can however tell you that the best form of supplementation is properly gutloaded feeders. I use WER gutload and collard greens for moisture. Occasionally (twice a...

Google earth pro is not real time footage of the earth. You can however track your GPS points if you have a business account.

You are a bit out of date on your information. Internet Explorer seven is now much faster than firefox and compared to the new firefox 2.0, is also more secure. Jump off the bandwagon and open your eyes to the truth.

Tyler, were these born under your care? I'd love to see the parents. I'd guess fuelleborni as well though. The major giveaways are the frequency of the serration on the dorsal crest, the larger scale size on the occipatal lobes and the all white circular scales along the body. Also, werneri...

Animals eat dirt for a variety of reasons. Sometimes as a natural antacid like Roo described, sometimes as a source of nutrients and minerals and other times for the natural bacteria present in the soil. I personally let my chameleons eat soil. Care however needs to be taken when purchasing...

An angry juvenile Ambilobe Panther.

Kief... hahah. I'm on to you :)

I'm so suprised that people keep bringing genetics up in this discussion. The purpose of preserving strong genetics is to increase or maintain the overall fitness of the offspring (fitness meaning the ability to reproduce in a given environment). If we're talking about a captive population...

I think you mean gravid or receptive, not egg bound. Egg binding doesn't have a specific display color, whereas receptivity and gravidness (is that a word?) are moods that can be communicated through color. I think that female veiled's can be very pretty if you catch them in the right mood...

To be completely honest, that doesn't sound like a bad deal at all. The first time you visit a vet and have to drop $150 - $300, it will easily have paid for itself. I'd just be careful and read the fine print. Make sure it covers everything from exams and xrays to blood panels, surgery...

Hey brad, I seem to be having some sort of issue voting. When I go to vote, it says "Thank you for Voting on this poll. The results will be announced shortly!" However, I have not voted yet for this month. Is it perhaps looking at my vote for last month? Has anyone else had this problem?