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I hate the cold!, i live in flippin AZ .. shouldn't get down to 27F at night. lol i had to gather up the torts and bring em inside. ill take my 115 summers over this shit.

it happens i think ever were you go, any where people release an animal into a place it could probably survive they probably will, out here in phoenix, on the south mountain preserve there is a population of Savannah monitors and out in mesa on a few areas there is a few populations of...

its probably to me what your describing is an radiated or indonesian star tortoise.?

Tuesday at 10:00pm *probably eastern* will be airing the Madigascar episode , covering alot of the unique species of madigascar , commercials show several shots of chameleons and uroplatus ... and those monkey things *but we all know what most of us will watch for*

in reality, there is only two vets that i know of that specialize in reptile care. Dr. Funk in mesa *country club and university* and DR J, who isn't far off from Funk. ive been too both for chameleons and tortoises.

million fish in the sea buddy, million fish, don't get hung up over one girl... LOT better ones out there.

just gonna have to stock pile my 60/ 40 watt house bulbs... bulb prices have sky rocketed massively in price as well.. used to be a buck or 2 for a 4 pack, now its like 4 bucks.

no not in summer... would be a death trap... especially in tucson. you could get away with it in fall, and the right winter days ....have to be very vigilant of it, and those when we have good monsoons.

alright so, one of my hatchlings, probably about 1-2 months atm, i noticed this morning that his one eye is a bit puffy/mishaped, he just finished a shed... it looked like something was caught in the eye.... other then a warm shower/ misting what can i do to help him out? he's so small and...

there was alot of photos...ALOT .... so with that being said, don't take it personal, try again next month.

juli i know the feeling, too many damn times ive done this.. i even had a petsmart employee ask me to stop and leave... needless to say i kinda got mouthy ....they actually called the security when i refused to stop "giving advise"... i am so irritated with all the post on craigslist...

seriously lol, i may not have parsons yet..but uh fax over those plans!

the dual action bulbs are good, BUT and a BIG BUT, typically put off ALOT of heat and you would have to use a digital thermometer to gauge the temperature properly. i only really use them on desert species of reptiles and don't on chams, considering your in montreal this could be a different...

okay. First try misting with some warm water , not hot. second, there is a sticky'd thread in the health clinic front page with a list of things to fill out when asking for help. to begin helping you more , so we can attempt to pinpoint the problem, please go back and fill that out...

nice kevin, i still havn't had luck with hibiscus, while id like to keep one... any specific bulb you can reccomend, i need to pot almost all my stuff anyways.. i want to just hang grow lights in my cham room to keep all my plants alive....... bought to many ficus's so i could rotate...

look at it this way... could they get one in the wild? you decided just off that, while i usually don't recommend vertibrates for insectivores. its always your choice....just be prepared for anything you do.

awesome photos, gotta love the spider, got her in a molt picture with the fangs all white and soft.!

is it a linear or CFL style UVB bulb... 100watt blue basking, why blue? i understand its much cooler there so that may be the reason for the 100watt, i use 60watt house bulbs and get the UVA they need and heat from that.... as said earlier, the pictures were you thought it was his eye...

gorgeous guy, prime example of what a sambava should look like, first time i have been jealous in a long time! grats on having this guy in your collection.

yes, unfortunately these guys don't live very long, average life span is sub 3 years... considering if yours did come in as adult WC pygmies then you have done a great job keeping them for the itme you did.... even better you ended up with a CB baby and didn't even know .. so id say you...