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Young silks are perfect size for a small veiled. I have been feeding my 3 month old nosy be baby silkworms as well as crickets.

Ha! What a neat little thing! I want Huey now lol!:cool:

8.5" works great

Here is my new nosy be I got yesterday morning from Bruce at chameleon paradise sired by "super blue." Very nice little guy, he already shows light hues of blue on his body and blue on his cheeks. Doesn't like the camera very much so he began to puff and darken up a bit. I just took one pic for...

Zip drip valve worked great for me.. not a single drip since i had it installed.

Yeah you can use Aquazamp nozzles with the mistking. Plus aquazamp is local to me so I can save on shipping for my misting supplies from now on.

No the premium doesn't drip less than the other, but as devious mike said, dripping isnt a concern with chams.

Nice crestie! I have been wanting my own for some time now.:)

Mistking is awesome, I remember when I first got mine.:) I have nozzles from both the premium and value line and to tell you the truth they both perform the same. I would just say the premium nozzles do last longer though.

Congrats man! Looks like the rat cage worked out well!

Where did you buy that?

They look great kent. I would love to at least hold one of those parsons :rolleyes:

I got a 48" fixture at my local lowes that has both a cord that you simply plug into an outlet and a on/off switch.

I think genetics play the largest part in how big a panther will be, but the other factors you mentioned play a part too. Yeah these guys should get pretty big. My ambi is a month older than this guy and the ambanja is the same size and weighs more than the ambi already.

Very nutritional feeder and are great for chameleons. They are pretty small so they should be fine for a 3 month old.:)

Based on the second picture, I am leaning more towards an ambanja.