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Hello, 32oz. fruit fly cultures available in 2 species: D. melanogaster and D. hydei. Each culture is guaranteed to produce 1000s of flies or your money back. We also currently have the cheapest fruit fly prices in the nation. We offer a full line of fruit fly culturing supplies if you...

Hey, Yes, I try to stay active and post when I can, but it gets pretty busy around here at times. I try to keep my adds up on KS, but I usually forget to re-post them. I have, however, just had time to re-design the entire FF site and plan to do a whole lot more advertising and be much more...

Hello, Unfortunately I don't have any panthers for sale at the moment. I have shifted most of my attention to Snail Tail Flies (www.stflies.com) rather than the chameleons for now. I will surely have some available at some point in the future, but as for now, I do not. FYI, I don't have any...

Pink Panthers Wow, you guys are posting some great pictures of Ankaramys. Here are a few of mine I have owned/hatched in the past. -Adam Weglarz. Snail Tail Inc.

Beautiful pics Cobalt looks fine to me - doing quite well actually! Michele, his colors have gotten even brighter from the last time I saw him years ago! You got some fantastic shots Michele - the sunset picture is amazing. Looks like you had a great time! -Adam Weglarz. Snail Tail Inc.

Hey, If I were you, I wouldn't put any plants on the bottom of the cage that are 2" tall. First of all the chameleons can't climb on them. It also makes cleaning WAY harder. Try to keep the bottom as least cluttered as possible. I like the pothos and shefflera (sp?) plants the best, but...

Hey, Mantids are alot of fun, but they are also a really lot of work if you want to grow them up. They eat alot of fruit flies.... The baby chams love them though. Anyway, hope you have alot of fruit flies on hand :)

Hey, Well it's a litle bit hard for me to hand feed them one by one. I would have to feed a couple hundred a day! I will be cup feeding them in a very large plastic cup. At first my friend (who's a very good salesman.....) had me convinced taht they were the perfect feeder, but everytime I...

Hey, I was thinking into getting a colony of blabtica dubia roaches. Everyone always tells me all the good sides of them, but I know there has to be some bad ones. The main thing I am concerned about is if they escape. Will they breed? My chameleon room is kept in the low 80s, it is...

Hey, Yes, that is pressure treated wood. Don't worry though, I researched it and the chams do fine with it. -Adam. Snail Tail Inc.

Keep in mind that chameleons often have pretty sharp nails which will tear through the shrink wrap. -Adam. Snail Tail Inc.

Thanks for you're help guys. I might have another solution. Since all my cages are right next to eachother, what if I split it up two cages per heat dome? I mean, if I put the heat dome overlapping onto two cages. If I am using 40wt bulbs now with one dome on each cage, what size bulb do...

Hey, I only skimmed this thread, so what i say might have already been said. :) But heres how i do it.... I simply prop up the back of the cages about 2 inches. It depends on how big your cage is obviously, but you don't need that much of an incline. You can't even notice it on mine. Then...

If you are using it for a bunch of cages, its alot more than a few bucks! I highly reccomend it. It works great. While sealing the ends up is a good idea, in my opinion, as long as you cut it nice and square, it will be fine. I have done it for quite a while. You must be careful to get wiring...

You don't want to mist them directly. You want to mist up (careful of the lighting) and let it gently fall on him. The warm water is also a really good idea. :) -Adam Snail Tail Inc.

Hey everyone, I have always used 40wt lightbulbs as basking bulbs in my chameleon room. The room is kept in the low 80's. However the cost for electricity is pretty high here on Long Island and I would like to switch to a lower bulb. I have never used 25wt bulbs because I could never find a...

Hey, My favorite is definetly the pothos. I have to trim mine back prety much every week because they are out of control! The vines are great for the chams to climb on and since they are hanging plants (I hang them from the tops of the cages) the bottom of the cage is much easier to clean...

Most of the time when my cham's escape, they aren't that high. Now I guess it depends how the room is set up, but in my room they are ussually on some sort of cord clsoe to the ground. I would definetly do as Brad suggestedand look around with a flashlight at night. Good luck and let us know if...

Welcome back! :) -Adam. Snail Tail Inc.

Time for you to get a new joke pal! :p