Recent content by mdkelty

The eyes just look like that because of the photo. He is 18 months old and is a proven breeder. He was $100.00 and worth every penny. When I saw him I knew I had to have him. I was surprised he was still there. As soon as I held him up a whole crowd appeared out of nowhere commenting and...

So I've been looking for a boyfriend for my rescue girl, Molly. Yesterday, I went to the reptile show in MI and there he was, waiting in all his glory! Today, we did a photo shoot and here he is. Mojo shall be his name...

I'm incubating them in a plastic tub and lid with a mix of peat and vermiculite. I haven't had a chance to take a photo yet, but I misted them just a little while ago thinking the same theory that you suggested. I will check the humidity and eggs again in the morning to check their progress...

A month and a half ago I bought a female veiled, approximately two years old, which came from a rescue. Apparently she was in a bad situation (we've all heard of them before). I have been spoiling her rotten with everything she needs. She is the sweetest veiled I've come across. Every time I...

It all depends on whether you want to just raise them and/or have them on display. I have a huge colony of hisser's and discoid's. My hisser colony has coconut fiber as a substrate (not too much) and for the discoid's I use dried oak leaves with cork bark stacked vertically like you use crating...

That is an amazing photo!!! Do you breed them or just have the one?

I just recently ordered from Top hat and they had great packaging and no fatalities. They are located by Grand Rapids, MI

Thank you I will check that out, much research before purchase is the best way.

Does anyone have care information or a source to purchase a pair of Quads (four horned chameleon)? Any info would be appreciated.

Yes, don't cut any of the thicker roots, they are the lifeline. One of the secrets of bonsais is the trimming of the roots, hence they stay smaller. Hisbiscus have a lot of roots and they are a great source of greens for your veiled. Mine even likes to munch on the flowers. Why should I care...

Both of your chams are beautiful! As far as the plants go, I agree more green. I used to keep bonsai's. If you repot your hibiscus, you can cut the roots back some(they have alot) so that you can put it in a smaller pot. Don't cut off too much though, they will go into shock. The cages look...

Thanks for the suggestions everyone, I will check them out. I want to make sure they're clean and healthy before I get them and then I can gutload before feeding to the growing youngsters.

Looking for a good source to order crickets from. After aquiring my four veileds, I realize that I should probably eat too instead of giving all my money to Pet Co. Any suggestions would be appreciated! ps. Preferably someone who does paypal. Thank you Michael

Thank you for the advice to all, much appreciated! Today he shall get his own place. It will be quite a large bachelor pad for him, decked out with all the latest. I'm also going to order two more enclosures today for the other two. I've read it's ok to leave them together for a while, but...

I need a second opinion if you would please. I received three young veiled's yesterday, 2 males, 1 female, all 8 weeks old. I'm thinking of moving one male to a separate enclosure because he is slightly bigger and dominant. Here's the question of which enclosure to move him too; A) A ten...