Recent content by reptileguy112

I wouldnt recommend it. Many butterflies, especial colorful ones, are poisonous. Plus you would have to cut off the wings first (hard to digest) and they dont have much meat but a lot of exoskeleton.

I think ill just still with mistking now that i've thought about it, a $14 nozzle you don't need to replace for years is cheaper than a $4 nozzle you have to replace in months.

Thats sucks hardcore, im sorry for your loss. Not that it makes much of a difference, a loved pet is a loved pet no matter what the breed, but its even worse that she was a parsonii

Ok, thanks

I'm trying to buy some roaches for Hydra and Shadow but it says I have insufficient privileges to reply? I've been a member since 2014 and I've never noticed it saying I have insufficient privileges is there something I need to fill out before I can buy stuff?

I've noticed I can get monsoon nozzles for about half the price of mistking nozzles. Do these nozzles fit on regular 1/4" mistking tubing with a mistking pump? This is for a huge monitor enclosure btw I already have three nozzles but I need more. Thanks in advance.

I would recommend pothos, air plants, iris, cat-tail (more uncommon in vivs), elephant ear (grows pretty big, needs large viv), I thiiiink ficus can tolerate wetness, and jasmine (some members will warn against this, I think if you get one that has very mild toxins like pink jasmine the cham...

How come they aren't white? And they dont jump either

For sure not that, the larvae are like worms plus these are a LOT smaller than one of those.

I'm thinking MBD

Just like most other people on here I recommend cal everyday, cal d3 2x month and multivitamin (like reptivite) 2x month

BUMP

Thats a baby panther.

I see in the picture you have a water bowl, chameleons do not drink from sitting water, they will only drink water from rain or in captivity, sprayed water. I would recommend investing in a mistking system. Sitting water is a breeding cite for bacteria. You should spray the chameleon a minimum...

The white part is called the urate, reptiles do not pee, they just poop a solid type of urine. If its white that means the cham is hydrated good, yellow means its not getting sprayed enough and orange is very dehydrated.