Recent content by reptiledan4

Well, after putting the sand in there, she dug for about 6-8 hours then she laid 25 eggs, and is doing much better now. Thank you Kinyonga for your advice.

Here she is, and I now have sand in the cage with her

Just found her underneath a plastic container lying on her side. I picked her up and she started crawling around. Now I'm very worried. '

Eco earth for the substrate and I feed my crickets orange cricket food and fish flakes, and I dust the crickets with calcium and vit. supplements

I have a 8 month to a year old female veiled chameleon, who has been doing great, but as of late she has been digging at the bottom, and spending a lot of time down there. Have looked for eggs, but none found.Temp is good about 70-80, humidity is about 50-70, eats great.

Yes, I have a bit bigger one ready to move him into this spring.

ok, thx for the help.

The one in the little cage is about 6 months male and the larger cage is an adult female

I have 2 cages together. Should I put something, like cardboard or something in between them or is this ok. They are 1 male and 1 female vield chameleon

Well, I'll keep trying, thx for the help.

what kind of dirt did you use. I used just potting soil

Around 70 75

I looked it up and did some research on breeding crickets. I got a tub and bought 150 crickets, put two little containers in it and keep the dirt moist for about 2 weeks, moved the containers to another tank with a heat lamp for about another 2 weeks or so, and nothing. Have done this twice...

lol

I just had to show you all this. This is my sons collard lizard, and he was just sitting on his rock yesterday and it cracked me up when I saw him. He stayed like this for about five min. or so.