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Just want to share with you the experience I had with my panther chameleons regarding to the enclosure content. The female stopped eating suddenly and was having a strange behavior, going often on the ground, never really getting exposed to the heat. I thought first she had infertile eggs so I...

So I weighted my colony and my lowest estimation is that I have 20 pounds of roaches :wideyed: 10 pounds are gone but I still have 10 pounds for sale.

Hi! So my dubia roaches are doing so well I need to give some up. I am basically giving them away to pay the food they consume. They eat 2 bananas a night and 1 pound of roach chow a week!!! So I decided to sell them by pound, which is just super cheap I am doing half price compare to the...

For an update, they are not much back into food yet, I ordered some hornworms to check if they are not bored of crickets and roaches before freaking out.

Hahaha its like they say: we might be dead tomorrow lets enjoy it now!

Hi! I have 4 panther chameleons and I am living in Raleigh, NC. Hurricane Florence is coming and my chams just stopped eating all together yesterday morning. I know that some animals are known to "feel" climatic events coming but did anyone of you had a similar experience? They were all healthy...

Great thank you very much for your answers! I will get that on amazon because petshops don't seem to have a lot of these!

Hello, I was wondering about what is the best brand for UV bulb? A lots of them are known to get weak quickly I wonder if there is an equivalent to Osram Vitalux that works on 120V? Thank you! Sezny

Great! Congratulation! They can be picky creatures !

Yes this is absolutely possible! Try again as soon as you can this is a very long time without eating if she really does not!

How is your Cham doing now?

Do not worry too much if she does not eat one day, sometimes they can skip a day without eating. She could also stop eating suddenly a type of food, change the feed source and see!

True, swarming locust eat almost everything but make it better on some species of grass. The grass needs to have a typical "grass smell", avoid any onion-type or aromatic herb type of smell. Locust don't care about fancy cuisine :-)

Hi there! I work in population health and the rules I apply everyday work very well to keep our feeder healthy and solving an "outbreak". These rules are very simple but I think it is useful to list and organise them. To illustrate that, I will show how I managed an ascarid outbreak in my...

Oh great! And how do you know what kind of plants they need to eat?

Mecynorhina ugandensis, the blue variety

Yes I love to raise insects too! They are amazing. I used to raise African June bugs like these guys: Very nice to breed but kind of frustrating: larvae for 1 year and then Wonderfull adult for 2 month... which hide most of the time :-D

Yes non swarming species are very hard to raise... It is not worth it I think. Have you tried?

Have you found some in NC?