Recent content by snitz427

Interesting, I wasn't aware of that!

Im in Maryland and we have all the seasons. My biggest concern are days above 95 (they come in) and severe storms (also come in). My spouse is home when Im not so I dont have as much concern about sudden severe storms as he can bring them in for me or spritz them mid day if its in the 90s.

Yep - totally fine but the leaves will get larger, taller and wonkier, so they aren't great plants for enclosures in my experience. Look for rhaphiadophora tetrasperma (aka mini monstera). Those have a similar look but leaves will stay smaller and vine all over.

The weather has just gotten warm enough that I was able to put them outside for summer. Its been very rainy. Just planted the garden and looking forward to it all filling out. How is the weather in paradise?

I add a lot of various sized fluker bend-a-branches (cheap on amazon) and often wrap them together to create a variety of shapes. I also add bird ladders horizontally, especially where they sleep and bask… then I weave the flukers fines thru them to add stability and varied surfaces. My really...

I spent the weekend prepping the garden and outdoor enclosures for summer. Decided to “paint” it all black (w Vermont Naturals Poly Whey weather treatment). Behind the enclosures are green bean supports that create a privacy hedge for the chams. The trees will fill out soon and the foliage...

Sorry to hear that. I had the same exact issue, the male died a month or so after the female. Both were imports and both quite small - not babies but underweight and maybe juvenile. I was heart broken to miss what may have been my only shot at grandbabies. My last remaining CH baby is now...

The schnozz on that guy!!! They look great all things considered! I wish you luck - they are such an enjoyable species to keep. I’ll be crossing my fingers for babies!

Keep us posted!

My dog and cat frequented the “free range” area. I had a barrier up but a determined dog or cat could get past. I was lucky to have two very chill (lazy?) pets. They were both getting up there in age (RIP) which Im sure helped. They showed zero interest in the chams, and for the most part...

Unfortunately I’ve lost both of my imported KB. They were very young, imported and sold by lllreptile (they were upfront about being imported). The male seemed to be doing really well but took a turn in the last two days and he passed today while I was at work. :( I still have one of my...

Apologies - late to the party and have not read the whole thread. I dust once a month with reptical d3 and once a month with multivit (cant recall name… white bottle with leo on front). My kb dont get natural uvb, only d3 from their lights.

Sorry to hear, can only imagine how stressful the ordeal was for all three of you. As others have said, thanks for sharing and normalizing this kind of stuff. Accidents, injuries, and illnesses happen to even the most experienced keepers. Speedy recovery to Neptune and Venus.

I (and by I, I mean I make my husband) pop them off adult hoppers. We don’t bother doing so with the smaller hoppers unless they are small enough to feed the k.boehmehi, but even then they’re prob too small to even try!

Chameleon versions of chicken nuggies