Recent content by mrfixit01

Just seeing this post. Did you ever rehome your chameleon? Are you sure it's male?

We renamed Ringo to Sarge because Mom liked it better. He and Rosie are doing fine. A little fiesty since I haven't been able to handle them much lately. They both like to eat the pothos leaves from time to time. Mostly feeder crickets though. Rosie prefers to remain in her habitat. Sarge will...

Hey there. Didn't realize we had a page to put our babies pics from Jannb's adoptions. Here are a couple of the ones we just got a few weeks ago. Named the girl Rosie and the boy is Sarge. They are both pigs when it comes to feeding time. They get a small salad a couple of times a week along...

From Josh's Frogs. it's called Jurassic Guard, Garlic additive for Reptiles and Amphibians. It has garlic extract 9900 ppm, allicin 130ppm, and ascorbic acid 1000ppm. I only use it when their appetite seems low and they really seem to like it. No odd effects have been seen.

Thanks for hand-delivering our two darlings. We named them Sarge(top) and Rosey(bottom). So far they seem happy and are eating well. It was so nice, if briefly, to meet you both. Take care.

Problem now is that Josh's is having a run on the banded crickets so they're very often out of the larger quantities (Ie lower priced) ones. Upside is that they live for months and don't stink and are quiet! Good luck.

Keep some ReptiVite on hand and give 4 or 5 drops a month. Keeps them healthy.

I had a veiled that only ever ate mealworms. Lol Didn't matter what size or kind of crickets or any other feeder, except horned worms, he wouldn't eat them. Lived to around 7 years old. Was never sickly. always active. Then others won't touch mealworms but will eat banded crickets from Josh's...

I bought some $1 storage bowls from the dollar store and drill a couple of small holes in the bottom for drainage. Then either wedge them between something or use a couple of small 'S' hooks and hang it off a vine.

It's hard when you live in an extreme climate area. I live in Texas. Josh's has always done right by me. I've gotten on a bi-monthly ordering system and time it so that I don't have too many orders coming during hot or cold periods. They will also tell you if they can ship your order or how much...

Rango was a rescue from N.C. and we had problems getting him here way back then, so we understand. We're not in a huge hurry as we know you will take good care of them until it is safe. Just want you to know we're almost ready and waiting. Don't sell them to someone else, please. If you could...

Ready for our girl and boy. Just have to attach the mistking and lights and hang plants and vines on the new housing. Former home of Rango has been cleaned and upgraded and is ready to be inhabited. Will our girl had the red head also? How's our boy doing. Haven't settled on names yet...

Thank you for setting our two aside. We'll be ready for them by then. They're beautiful. B

Okay, so then it looks like the nozzles are stopped up for sure. It is very touchy to disassemble them and even then you may not be able to remove the gunk. If you are very, very careful, you might try to soak them in the CLR for about 3 hours or more. Maybe even overnight. BUT be sure that you...

I have both types of lighting on different enclosures and both chamys are healthy. The one thing I would do is get that blue bulb out of there and use a simple 60W frosted bulb. It's probably too hard on your pets eyes. Also make sure there is about a foot between the bottom of the fixture and...