Recent content by Randi

Ohhh no I haven't tried soaking it! I read another post to try CLR but that scares me a bit; even after cleaning it, it seems a bit risky...

Hello, I initially purchased my first Mistking system for my first chameleon. After several months, the system clogged, and since I did not realize it was just the nozzle, I purchased an entirely new system. Then, I purchased extensions to hook up my other chameleon cages (which I have yet to...

Your beautiful lady reminds me a bit of my Karma! Karma is currently digging to lay and she has me pretty nervous, but I'm sure all will work out just fine.

Sorry it took me so long to post pics, but here he is!

I adopted a cat who was absolutely filthy. She was picked on by the other cats in her cage and laid in a dirty litter box for the majority of her time at this shelter. When I adopted her, she absolutely required a bath, there was no question. It would have been cruel to not bathe her at that...

Seeing as chameleons shouldn't be held that much anyhow, I would just wear gloves while holding the chameleon when necessary. Also, regardless of if you're pregnant or not, it's always important to wash your hands after handling any reptile. :)

Thank you, I saw that as well... I have DIY and LLL cages, and I probably will pass on the extender solely due to the price.

Thanks! :) I should have added that I'm not personally a huge fan of reptariums... I don't care for the zippers, they're flimsy, and they're harder to see through than a screen cage.

Not including custom or home made, are there any suitable enclosures on the market larger than 2'x2'x4'?

It depends on how far you want to drive, but just on the other side of the river from St. Louis is a fantastic reptile shop called Tie-Dyed Iguana (thetdi.com). They have tons of reptiles as well as other animals and all the supplies you could possibly need.

He is darling, congrats! We have one decent reptile show in our area every few months, and one monthly show where the participants are questionable (sickly animals) so we do not attend. I'm always jealous of people who can attend good shows!

Here is the list I use: http://www.flchams.com/safe_plant_list.asp Regardless of where you purchase the plants, you should definitely wash them before using them. I replant in organic soil and cover the soil with large palm-sized stones. You may want to wait a bit to get to know him before...

I use a misting system as well, but I am not having the same issue. That being said, I have rocks covering the soil. What kind of plants do you have and how dense is the foliage?

Holy moly, I'm so jealous! Hubby says three is more than enough. :rolleyes: I am going to keep an eye out for your future pictures and posts!

Oh my, I love those colors!