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Beardies!

Green banana roaches https://theroachranch.com/product/panchlora-nivea/ Walking sticks These are expensive and probably best to learn how to breed your own...

I’m far from an expert, but I believe diet, hydration, humidity levels would be the primary factors. Supplements could also play a role. Anything that could cause not just dehydration, but constipation as well. Poor shedding could be another suspect - having difficulty shedding hemipenal plugs...

Silkworms are always one of my and my animals’ favorites. Try Fram’s Chams along with bug vendors. They sell out quickly. I just buy the eggs, hatch and grow them to moth and then collect eggs to hatch later when I need/want silkies. Right now I have 500+ silkies just reaching feeder size in...

I don’t know of any emergency vets for reptiles in Florida. I have been seeing these Veg ER popping up around the place and they do say they take reptiles. Plenty of sites all across the US. https://www.veg.com/locations/florida While it won’t necessarily help you now, I do know of two great...

Such a beautiful and sweet face. 🥰

You’re off to a great start. Definitely need to add more branches and of varied diameters to fully exercise those mitten feets. You may want to install some way to better hang branches and even plants before you go any further. I found garden trellis is a nice and inexpensive way. I attach with...

Camo is looking like he is having some great times and enjoying being a healthy young handsome fella. 💗

Wow! I was not expecting that face when I scrolled down to see. 😄 That is a stunning face of cool confidence. :cool: 🥰

Beautiful blues! 💗

Sadly, too many of us know the pain and can empathize with you. Yes, my first instinct was to tell you to take him to the vet. However, even if it were closer, there’s possibly nothing more to be done for your sweet beauty, Wall-e. Even though we can’t quite wrap our brains around it well, at 5...

Wonderful! 💗 I did look up morning glory and it is toxic to cats, dogs and horses. Of course nothing ever lists reptile toxicity. It is said to contain lysergic acids and can cause a problem if a lot is eaten. Considering the size differences between those animals listed and a chameleon, all...

It’s often a challenge to get pics of my chams. Mango runs on to my hand before I can even focus, Bart usually is hiding behind a big leaf up high (or also running over to my hand), Kali does what she can to deny any decent pics and Lucky only shows his ‘bad’ side with his wonky eye. Only Stella...

She’s growing into a total beauty. 🤗

So tiny! Congrats on your success with them! 💗

Perfect! You don’t need the calcium with D3 for your chameleon. If using it for your beardie, use caution. For as common as bearded dragons are, I’ve always struggled to find the correct supplementation regimen. Seems everyone says something completely different. I’ve finally settled on the same...

It’s always a tough dilemma at pet stores. I’ve bought two reptiles from Petco (weak moments) and have no regrets. My veiled girl Stella is just around 7 years old now. My crazy bearded dragon Spike is about 5. I’m sure the leopard geckos and other beardie I got off Craigslist probably came from...

Tick tock!

You’ve got the right calcium. You want to use a calcium without D3 at every feeding except when using the Repashy LoD every other week. Vitamin D3 is fat soluble, so is not quickly excreted and can build up to toxic levels if over done. The Repashy LoD is a combination D3 and multivitamin and is...

Awesome! :) Just wanted to make sure you don’t have the same heartache that some others have had.