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Sorry everyone, I've been busy the last week and haven't had time to read ur replies. But yes, breeding anything is a very successful feeling! And Laurie don't be sad, everyone buys insects one time or another. Thats how people start their own breeding projects. Keep at it and once u have a...

Finally! My cricket, mealworm, and dubia roach breeding project seems successful! Over a 1000 pinhead crickets :eek: and well on my way to producing mealworms and dubia roach babies! I'll eventually get around to making easy step-by-step tutorials with pics on how to breed feeders for people...

No he doesn't open his eyes even wen he is removed from the cage. I'll check on the light manufacturer wen i get home today

Hi all, Chamillionaire is a baby veiled chameleon that I've had for a week. I bought him online from LLLReptile and wen i got him he had a problem with his right eye where he would barely ever open it. Now the problem has escalated to both eyes. He barely ever opens them and he just sits around...

I would just stick with an incandescent bulb but find a balance between the bulb wattage and distance from the basking spot that gives u the temps u want

This sounds like the best option cuz u already know its cham safe and its washable and reusable. Good input :)

I've never seen a paper towel break apart like toilet paper. Especially when its just spread out on a flat surface where water is dripping on it. If nothing is pulling on it besides the chameleon occasionally walking on it, I dont see it breaking apart at all. This is just my opinion from...

U could try something with more power. Like a 60 watt incandescent

U can put paper towels on the bottom but no substrate cuz the cham can accidentally swallow things

If he gets any bigger he'll break the fan blade right off lol :D

FlChams has a list of plants that r safe to go in ur chams cage. So just find a plant that u like and check the list to see if its safe. Here it is: http://www.flchams.com/safe_plant_list.asp

It is ideal to have a tube that covers the length of the cage. So it would be a better idea to have a 36" tube if ur cage is 36"

When u dip the bones with muscle still attached into the hydrogen peroxide, do u let it sit in the peroxide for awhile or just dip it and then scrape with the scalpel?

They r definitely not ready to pop. Chameleon eggs take anywhere from 6-13 months to hatch while 7-10 months is average

Thanks for the reply!