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Are you speaking of the lilac shrubs that are usually planted out in the garden? (they do get huge) Don't know how well a small shrub would do in a chameleon enclosure, I know they need pruning and they would still need fertilizer which you surely would not want to expose a cham to. Are they...

Brad, It has been a really long time since I have seen it, but you should watch the Japanese animated film titled Twilight of the Cockroaches. I think you would appreciate it. :D

Excellent.. :D

LOL! That is excellent! Seeing as my panther Jack is free ranging, I will NOT be showing him that video, lest he gets any ideas.. :eek:

My panther crawls down his big ficus tree early every morning to eat out of his bowl (usually 7:30am to 8:00am)... That is usually the only time he comes down to eat.. So never any sleeping-in at Sal's - at least not until I have been up and taken care of all the critters.. :p

ewww... and I would hate to later find something untoward floating in my vodka and frozen orange.. :eek: :eek: :eek:

Correct... and that is why no one responded with an exact answer..

You'll be fine.. I keep one of my chams in a large ficus tree in the sun room. The pots are so large that he is unable to climb out and down to the floor..

The cultures are usually in a cup and all I do is tap it a few times on a hard surface before opening to get the flies to fall towards the bottom. Open it up and shake some flies in a sandwich baggie (I will have already put some supplement dust in the baggie). Once you have shaken enough out...

My chams always shed in one day - sometimes in a matter of hours..

That is the most adorable pic I have ever seen of a cham! :)

OH NO! I wish we could all come over and do a hunt for Fractal.. :( I do hope he turns up.. could you maybe put a bucket of crickets and such out to see if he heads towards it during the day?

Snakes are lovely.. is it the fact that you see the mice as cute and furry with their little twitchy noses? I feed my frozen/thawed.. the cuteness factor kinda disappears that way.. I am told vine snakes along with others will eat fish.. most species will also eat chicks and quail which...

I find ants here come in for the water.. :mad:

awww.. I am glad Cyrus is doing better and that you were able to stop the problem from turning into something really dreadful.. I am sure he will adjust and live to be a sweet old fella - it is nice that he's got someone good looking out for him.. :)

Well.. it isn't very pretty looking but works well for the scouts.. I roll up duct tape and place around the edges of the shelves that my dart tanks are on (ants haven't gone for the chams enclosures). I also have ant baits/traps spread out along the baseboards in the critter room.. I have...

Check out this site if you haven't already.. http://www.chameleonsdish.com/habitat/setup.htm Paper towels or a plastic bottom are easiest for keeping clean - just make sure you provide for drainage..

certainly not a veiled frollicking through the yard.. but cute nonetheless.. :) http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/animals.html?bcpid=263790608&bclid=269000825&bctid=269000532

Will you be able to keep the moss growing on the rocks (doesn't it need to be constantly damp)? And won't it be difficut to clean the droppings from it if it is on the bottom of the cage? Or are you trying to create a planted bottom? just curious.. As for background.. dry eco earth works...

Lucky for me "The Man" was my father.. so while I got into plenty of trouble, I got out of it just as easily.. :p