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Dish soap and water rinse works well

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Vitamin A deficiency usually starts with poor eyesight

Do a search on beta carotene vs. preform vitamin A on this forum and you may want to reconsider your supplements. The argument that Panthers don't convert beta carotene to Vit A is not resolved, but anecdotal evidence may suggest it. I recommend Zoomed's Reptivite wit D3 every second day...

what form of Vitamin A is in the vitamin? beta carotene or vitamin A?

Eating dirt can be a sign of digestive tract parasites or a nutritional imbalance. The schedule for calcium with D3, calcium without D3, vitamin, or an all in one is dependant on the formulation. Repcal calcium w/D3 is so strong that its use is usually 2 times per month , where as a...

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Most folks just incubate at room temp . LLLreptile has a hovabator at a really good price .

Chris, I totally agree with your comments and I often wonder, what it would take to elevate other chameleon species in the eye of the hobbyist? I personally started with Fischers and they still remain my favourite. Its hard to understand why there is less appeal for these chams. I imported...

Is this what you are looking for? http://www.reptilesuppliesuk.com/lighting-fixtures-t8-electronic-light-units-c-100_12_64_77.html

Veileds produce more eggs per clutch than panthers. ( 40 - 50 vs. 20 -30) Panthers have higher mortality than Veileds.( up to 50% vs 10%) Veileds are saleable much earlier than Panthers. ( 8 weeks vs 16 weeks) Veileds are underpriced. Conclusion: Panthers cost more to produce than Veileds...

Veileds produce more eggs per clutch than panthers. ( 40 - 50 vs. 20 -30) Panthers have higher mortality than Veileds.( up to 50% vs 10%) Veileds are saleable much earlier than Panthers. ( 8 weeks vs 16 weeks) Veileds are underpriced. Conclusion: Panthers cost more to produce than Veileds.

I won't tell you that you are lying... I'll just tell you that you are wrong.

"you cant charge labour unless you are doing it for a living" And that is exactly why you can't sustain it. You have now chosen NOT to donate the labour and free cost of space to those that you would sell $90.00 Panthers to. That makes you and me exactly the same. I WON'T donate the labour...

Ya, he did go out of business , because his pricing was unsustainable.The other issues were symptoms of the shoestring model. So should I lower my prices and charge for customer service and after the sales advice? Maybe drop the health guarantee? Maybe all the breeders should save the cost of...

If you advocate dropping prices ( remember Precision Labs???) until all commercial breeding stops, then the hobby either dies or resorts to mass importation of WCs. Even bedroom breeders tend to scale back after 1 or 2 clutches because of the lack of FREE time ( unrealized labour cost) to pursue...

Its clear that if veileds are hard to find , they are under priced. The distributors continually beat down the prices until all production stops. Then, the cycle starts over again... higher prices... more veiled production. Breeders won't produce veileds at a loss. The cheap Panther model...

One of the issues created by overdosing D3 is that your chameleon will metabolize far too much Calcium into serum form. It will force calcification of the muscle tissue. Often you will see your chameleons back legs move in a rigid tripod type of motion. You may also see calcium deposits along...

consider Little John