Recent content by rmhawk

Gracias!!!

Can someone please provide a link or location of the expo this weekend. I know its in puyallup but i cant remember what its called or where it is :o

my dream is to not have to work

My cham plots my death while i sleep.

I cannot get my veiled to eat worms at all. He will down 10 crickets in a blink, yet he lets worms just crawl all over the place.

Mine is the same way. He is dark ALL the time. Except when he gets mad, then he shows his color. Otherwise, he is dark brown all the time. I have asked about this before and never recieved any good information about it. Maybe you will have better results with your question though.

All of these and many more are found at failblog.org

I do not do this. However, i know someone who mentioned that they feed their 5-6 month old Veiled Cham 4-6 mealworms everyday, on top of 8-10 crickets. I have read that this is bad. What can i tell this person the end result will be if he continues to do this.

I know its an older post, but i saw this today so i thought i would comment: http://green.yahoo.com/blog/greenpicks/253/boy-finds-rare-pink-grasshopper.html

I have been corrected. Apparently there was a bad post i missed. Thanks. Good call Trace.

I remember mine like it was yesterday, and its been a year and a half. We were together for 8 years and married. I remember when it first happened, i lost about 40 lbs in less than a month. I cut off all communication with the outside world. Finally my dad found me lying on my living room...

I feed mine carrots, oranges, collard greens, and cricket crack all day long. I use to seperate them the night before and feed them cricket crack, but i learned that even with 150-200 crickets, they dont go through that much cricket crack. I'm guessing a pound of cricket crack is going to last...

Thats why i still do it. Even though he hides when i mist, he drinks the droplets as they run down his face.

Mine absolutely hates it, but i do it anyway. I did start doing the warm water trick and he seems to tolerate it slightly, slightly more. I too beleive its the whole thing with you, having something in your hand, spraying water at them, that scares them more than anything.

Unfortunately i do not have a camera :( His cage is kept in my bedroom, however, this room doesnt see much action ;) It has almost Zero traffic. When i wake up in the morning and when i go to bed, and when i enter the room to mist and feed. Otherwise, the door is kept shut all day and has...