Recent content by walzy444

Yes I have read that and a few others, they are only talking about a Trans mixing with other Trans or with Regulars. My male is a "regular" resulting from Trans parents.. so I am wondering if it could skip a generation and the Trans gene show up in his offspring.. Like in humans with Color Blind...

I have been reading a ton on the genes and all I find is they mention low and high Translucent breeding mixes with eachother and what they produce. What about the next branch in the gene tree? My Male is a Regular offspring of a Translucent Veiled. (He has no signs of the typical white/black...

I manually water my 2 every few days to make sure they do drink. Usually after feeding i will hold a spray bottle up to their mouth and slowly pump it so it makes one drop at a time at the tip and touch the water drop to their mouth.. they look at me for a while but then they usually drink and I...

If a female veiled chameleon is looking gravid like she has eggs in her.. and you introduce her to a male, would he fertilize those current eggs in her? or would it be too late at that point? Would you pair the 2 together before then she would produce eggs after the breeding? or she will ignore...

You can just portion things out into deli cups so she can just open the lid and dump them into a feeder cup in the cage. I have gone 2-3 days without feeding, but made sure I stuffed them before then left a few in a feeder cup with veggies and fruits cut up. then stuffed them when i came back. I...

try those interlocking foam tiles, they come in all sorts of patterns now, even ones that look like hardwood floor or tile. orrr.. just tile that area your cage is on? Or get that interlocking hardwood flooring and put an edge around it, so it looks like its on a wood platform...

Mine use to completely refuse them until i didn't feed him for a day or 2 then he'd eat maybe 2.. then when i started feeding the dubias strawberries, he eats them no problem... not sure if the strawberries changed their flavorr... buttt??? worth a try i guess? lol he also tends to pick out the...

Here are the pics. I used one of the two 6500k bulbs it came with and one of the two reptisun 10.0uvb bulbs in i got from petco. Really nice light for 50$.

I have the light fixture, its nice and pretty compact considdering it being a 4' long fixture I will post some pics when I get home

yeah, The fixture comes with 2 6500k T5HO bulbs.. so i bought 2 uvb 10.0 bulbs on petco.com .. they were on sale for 20$ each.. so i will have 1-6500k bulb and 1 uvb 10.0 bulb and a spare set when they need replacing.

you can read some topics in the feeding section about dubias. If you order adults and start a breeding bin.. they are pretty clean, dont smell, dont jump, no noise,no bite or fly and easy maintenance and u can have free food once they start producing :) They eat a ton of veggies and get fat, so...

I have had multiple saltwater tanks and through the years you learn ways around buying products specifically for a particular pet and getting better deals.. IE: Lighting fixtures for plant growing are the same fixture as an aquarium fixture as a reptile fixture you just pick what bulbs suit your...

Only dust with D3 1-2 times a month. All other days dust w Calcium with out D3, i also dust with Rapashy muliti vitamin 2 times a month. To much D3 is bad/toxic. I heard that meal worms are bad and hard to digest so i completely cut them out of their diets. but superworms are ok here and there...

I am in the process of setting up my mister system and the 2 screen enclosures.. currently they are both in glass open front terrariums with screen top. when I am home I open the fronts for better air circulation. My 2 are usually sleeping when I get up at 5:30 or 6am.. I have my lights come on...

Also, what i noticed: My small young male use to completely refuse the dubias.. I would skip a day feeding him then only offer the dubias so he was hungry and he would eat one then snub them... when I started feeding the dubias strawberries he now eats them no problem. he goes for the fatter...