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Looking good, for sure. once those schflera grow in it will be even better for him. Not a husbandry suggestion, but a question: How do you plan on dealing with his feeders? Are you letting them free range in the cage, hand feeding, or do you plan on putting in a feeder? I have some that I use...

After further searching online I was considering that as a possibility, as well. But I am thinking better safe than sorry.

Yeah, looks like Latrodectus Hesperus - Western Black Widow. Not aware of any mimics in your area. Hope that isn't in your house or cham enclosure.

That is exactly the kind of info we need! Thanks for that.

I actually believe that it's managed in the US at the State DNR level. Someone correct me if I am wrong. I saw a list of invasive and banned species on my states DNR website.

I guess my real concern is how quickly and prolifically do they reproduce? Is it enough to support a good sized group of chams? Hmmmm.....

I would love to find some documentation on this. I have a large aquatic community that I am part of that would appreciate the info. I will look into it myself, but if you have any links I would surely appreciate it.

I had planned to try to get some wc snails going to breed and discard the adults, but I have lately been having a crazy idea: I have fed aquatic snails to our blue tongue skink with great results. I am wondering how the chams might take to them? Disclaimer: I KNOW that they would never eat...

Looks like my local DNR list some information about them, but they are not included in the "Pests of concern" list, so not illegal for me to have.

Since they are a crop pest, all information is geared towards trapping and/or killing them. I honestly don't see why we couldn't breed them in captivity, provided we don't ever release any. I will have to look into the local DNR regulations though to be sure it's not illegal. Pretty much just...

Of course with most of these it's a case of an image in your mind vs. reality: The Expectation... The Reality...

I actually like the sound of the crickets, but I like staying married even more, so I don't mention that fact. LOL

I am in love with the uetzi as well. Just stunning. And the dorsal spikes on Furcifer antimena make me want to give them a try some day. Archaius tigris is endangered, or it would be on my list.

My wife also has an ultra-sensitive nose. What worked out for me, was letting her get a reptile of her own that was different from mine and completely hers to care for. For us, that was a wonderful male Blue Tongue Skink. He lives in a 75g tank below one row of my cham cages and has a 3' x 6'...

Crickets are retarded as regards suicide by water. Ugh!

Just some Endler's livebearers, a red bristlenose plecostimus, and a couple of cory cats. Hard to keep the water clean with all of the dead crickets and frog poo, to be honest. Those small filters, like the ReptoFilter pictured earlier in the thread always clogged up on me and were a total...

Yep, that's the beastie. My chams LOVE them.

I have a colony of red eyes as well. Love them and their calls in the evening. I did a full aquarium bottom for mine with large rocks and a bark background above the water. I won't do any pics at the moment, because I am way overdue for a spring clean out for their setup! LOL

Sadly not dual fixtures. Hmmmmm.....

My Panthers do this to me every time I want to get pics of them. LOL Thanks for sharing! P.S. Love those chin spikes!