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if it was a broken or displaced bone she'd definitely have trouble moving it and be in pain... especially when you touch her. maybe a lymph node..? can you post a pic where you can see both of her hips simultaneously? from above say... it would be better for comparison.

yeah.... :( i guess house mites, those tiny white ones. i've talked to a few ppl here who seem to have similar problems... a friend that works at the zoo said they've had that problem for a while, but with their mealworms. He said its not a problem for feeding tho, just a nuisance, so at least...

yeah… but there isn't that much moisture in their enclosure, so i doubt its fungus, plus it scrapes of pretty easily… eggs are my bet, but i dunno what could have laid them. :( and again… i'm scared to feed with them, yet they're my staple food.. and i can't even guarantee i haven't fed them...

Hi, so, i've managed to successfully breed my own crickets, and have not had this issue before. yesterday while i was tending to my food supply on a sunny day i noticed one of the bigger females had a strange colour. where the other crickets were jet black (head, legs, body, etc) she looked...

Excellent! I'm very glad on both accounts! Thank you for the prompt answer! :)

Hello, this is my first post on CF, so i'm not sure i'm doing this right. :confused: in any case, i purchased two (hopefully a pair of) leaf chameleons about a month and a half ago under the name Rhampholeon kerstenii, however, after looking at pictures and care sheets, they look more like...