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No, not lately. What should I look for?

Well, he is currently shedding and the "growths" came off with the shed.

I noticed some white bumps around my chameleons mouth a week or so ago. I thought it was just some stuck pieces of shed. But today when I was feeding him I noticed they look much larger, and I have no idea what it is. Below is my info and some pics of the bumps. Any thoughts would be...

What a rude uneducated response.

Well my chameleon is not nearly as cooperative as my frogs when the camera is pointing at him, but I do have a couple chameleon videos on there. I'll be sure to make my next video a cham video :D

Well they were on the small side, but still...he does have a huge appetite.

I picked up a few hoppers for all of my frogs the other day. Three of them ended up going to my male Pyxie :o WARNING LIVE MICE BEING CONSUMED

Anyone going to the Northern Berks reptile show in Hamburg tomorrow? CLICK HERE FOR INFO ON SHOW

Haha, I have zero desire to touch them, I'll stick with my tongs :o Thanks. It's a 55 gallon that I used to house my Bearded Dragon in. Here are few pics of the set up. There is a different rock in the water in these pics. SHORT VIDEO 1 SHORT VIDEO 2

Short video of my young male African Bullfrog Gonzo eating his first Madagascar Hissing roach ;D

Just finished Falcors new home. It's 48"L 24"W and 20"H. He is about 1.5 years old, and well over a foot long, so he was due for an upgrade. We moved him in it yesterday, he really seems to enjoy it :D

I agree 100% that beardies are a much more interactive pet than a snake. But you have to know what you're getting into. In his initial post he stated he wants something easy to have. So if the choices are Beardie vs Corn snake, I say go with the Corn snake, they're much easier to care for. But...

Well sadly thats true with any pet. But ask any Beardie owner, they require alot of food, especially the younger dragon.

Then don't get a Beardie. They eat a ridiculous amount of food, poop often, and require a bit of money up front. I've had both corn snakes (among other colubrids) and bearded dragons. So, if you're new to this, and want something easy, then I say go with a corn snake.

I'm thinking about buying 200 small silkworms from Mulberry Farms. How much silkworm food will I need to raise 200?