Recent content by Maurer3D

I use 12x12x18 Exo-teras for my dart frogs they work great.

Does anyone know of anyplace that currently has Bio-Vine (50' spools) in stock? I have been looking for a while now and have had no luck.

I am looking for advice on making dowel rods look more like something found in nature. I am open to almost all options. Basically I am building latices out of dowel rods to support a vine system and live plants. Here's what I was thinking. Paint the dowels with a latex based paint (one...

Music of Tara Crowe Sorry I haven't been around in forever (like a month or 2 lol) been so busy. Just got back from a seeing a good friend of mine's performance at Club Vertigo in Sciota,PA was a great time. I managed to get one good video of her performing "You were meant for me" by Jewel...

Yes the mother will pass down the genetics of her father and mother.

I live in Tamaqua about 30 minutes east of Hamburg.

A mister is the best choice. Foggers don't do the job in screen cages and humidifiers won't provide the water droplets needed for the chameleons to drink.

One nozzle is fine for a 2ft x 2ft x 4ft cage. The lowest model you can add upto 10 nozzles, if you don't plan on having alot more cages that's the way to go. Extra nozzles are $15 and tubing is $0.35 a foot.

You dust them the same as crickets. The main benifits of dubias over crickets are: Next to no smell No vocalizations No Die off (like crickets have) Grow slowly Have long lives (12 to 24 months, grow to adults in 4 to 5 months) No jumping Slower

Nice, I wish I had the money to do that :)

Definitely female, male have a distinct row of scales just in front of the vent and in mature adults bulges after the vent. Great pictures , I could never get mine to sit still long enough to take pictures like that lol. Image from http://www.reptilecare.com/leopardgender.htm

Yes the roaches as main feeders (ones of appropriate size of course) and superworms and Wax worms as treats.

It is hard to guess the age of a chameleon. My guess would be 1+ years old (he could easily be 2 or 3 years). If you know his local that would help at more accurately guessing his age. If he cup feeds put a dozen or so insects into the cup and see how many he eats in an hour or 2. That should...

My older sister had piranhas a while back (20ish years or so). We learned one thing, Piranhas and hamsters don't get along well. The hamster lived in a cage above the tank, somehow it got loose and fell off the shelf and into the piranha tank.

Not sure of his parentage, got him from a fellow forum member when he was 14 months old. I use Rep-Cal (with and without D3 as scheduled) and Hertivite (once or twice a month).