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To most, on impulse it isn't good, but that's the type of person I am.

So much negativity!!!! Dudes and dudettes, seriously...they are fine!!! They aren't fighting over anything. They aren't hostile. They just don't want to touch each other and they share stuff. Sigh!!!!! :mad:

Dude, the cage will be screened. I have have to tweak it and put the pegboard in the middle of the new cage before I put screening on it. I can't afford an $80 cage when I can make one cheaper. I've listened to feedback, and as long as both Tweety and Fella are happy and healthy, we're good.

I have some stuff to seal it with. It'll be fine, and it not, it'll be something I can use for the time being.

I seriously contemplated not answering the housing question because everyone seems to jump on me at one time even though I KNOW and COMPREHEND what everyone is saying. Anyway, right now they live together. Both are still very young, couple of months, and yes, I know that by like four months...

I totally wasn't even paying attention to my nails. Wow! I hate to see them dirty, and I've since cut them off. They get in the way of my typing. I am very happy to have him. He's not shy when he sees me. He does everything but poop in front of me, but of course he leaves it where I can...

Tweet Tweet is good. That was a one time reaction. It shocked the crap out of me though. Everyone is all adjusted. I've had him for going on three weeks, so everything is everything. He doesn't appear to like worms though. Oh well! As long as he's eating the crickets, I can't complain. :-)

That's exactly where he grabbed, but he was nice enough, at least that time, to move at a decent speed.:D

Hi everyone! I've added a male veiled to my miniature zoo. His name is Fella, and it was supposed to be Tweety and her Fella, but at first she would rather fall off of a "branch" than be in his sight. He has a thing for sitting on my head and once he grabbed a sensitive part of my nose and...

Wow! That's interesting!

Tweety loves some phoenix worms when she's not on strike.

Wow! They are definitely expensive. She ate the first one like mmmm, that's awesome mommy! And then I tried to give her a second one and she was like nah, I think I'll pass.

Ummm, she was about 4in in length when I purchased her so I'm thinking a month old. She's about two months total now maybe.

I ordered them from Georgia Bugs. Licky LOVES them. I've restricted his intake. He would literally eat them all if you put them in there for him.

I've had really good luck breeding isopods. I'm not sure how much they would cost because I had a school science kit coupon for some. You put some peat moss in there, cover it with dehydrated moss from a pet store, add water to make it all moist, and they will love you forever! They eat...

Okay everyone...brace yourself...I have a chameleon who is not interested in silk worms!!! AHHHHHHH! I didn't think it was possible. I equate them to like fillet minion. She at one the first time they were offered. After that she just looks at them and at me like um, are you crazy...

Gotcha! I just remember having these as kids to play with. They secret this icky yellow stuff that stains your hands. I don't have any to try and feed, but it was thought. They seem to more expensive than silk worms. Go figure!

Here is how they look.

I haven't seen them chew on it. Some try to hide in them, but most go to suck the water out of them.

I bought a 1000 3 week-old crickets from Flucker's. With shipping it was like 22 bucks. That's like 1000 for the price of 200 at Petsmart. Because it was so cold, many of them had died, but there are still plenty living and growing in my tank. I have a 10 gallon tank that wasn't needed...