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I've come to realize I know longer have the resources to keep my archer fish and I feel he would do better in a bigger tank with some fellow archer fish. I purchased him from Kahoots a little over 3 years ago when he was a juvenile and he's still healthy. I keep him in brackish water and ask...

What kind of lighting are you using? As red lights typical are unnecessary and UVB is a must.

Yeah same here

If it's green with some yellow streaks on the leaves, then it's golden Pothos.also that's the most commonly sold type because it's so cheap and easy. And if it's not, your chameleon should be safe anyways as long as he doesn't consume large amounts of it.

Do you plan on a bigger screen cage in the future? Like ziggy said, no substrate.

I can't wait to see all that come off because that red under his eye looks really cool!

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Amazing animals, not many people here who enjoy rats though like we do:D Amy blue dumbo is my shoulder as I type this :) love that gecko too!

Oops doubled a pic and sorry for the blur, tapatalk always ruins clear pics.

I haven't posted in a little while so I thought I'd post a little update on my pygmy chameleon. So far I haven't had any problems, he is alert, eating, good poop/urate, explores the cage, etc. Here is some info on my husbandry, any input in appreciated. Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and...

Add a few at a time, you don't want them over feeding and have the crickets harm then while they sleep.

What exactly do the mites look like because not sure whether or not my culture has them.

Definently male, especially with all that color coming through.

Remove the red night light ASAP. Chameleons require darkness to sleep so if you are worried about your temps reaching the low 40s at night, buy a ceramic heat emitter so you don't disrupt your chameleon.

They do deal with them but the ones on your tree i imagine arent the same as those in their natural habitats and even they they can be harmful. As they said, remove the bark too. Also, what are you using for lighting?