Search results

Here is a recipe: http://www.adcham.com/html/husbandry/bug-juice.html you will need a decent syringe. I have not had to do this, but this is what I would do if my guy needs force feeding.

The daylight bulbs are just for lighting the enclosure. You need a T5 22" UVB bulb (6%) for your 24" fixture.

Lucky guy! My guy won't see the outside for 2 more months.

For a start, please read caresheet https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/panther/

Not a popular breed, you should just ask your question, they are similar in care requirements to Panther's.

My son has a Leopard Gecko that he adopted from my brother 16 yrs. ago. Prior to that the gecko was loose in my brothers house for approximately 6 months without no known food or water. She is over 20 yrs. old! and still alive and well!

Yup, you beat me to it....lol

Maybe you meant to say giant mealworm instead of mealworm/superworm in your above post. I said "what" because you contradicted yourself. (y) I know nothing about mealworms. I tried your trick with superworms and they just wiggle.

What?

Waxworms are good as treats, Superworms are safe.

I got a bunch today, I ordered them from ebay. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Live-Silkworms-Premade-Silkworm-Food/223445436007?hash=item340662c667:m:mAifr5vMXc6q_QHTBzU6U0Q&var=522201047209

Yes, just to be safe. I have heard Arcadia bulbs last longer, but I would still swap Arcadia bulbs out at 9 months without testing with a solarmeter.

Since you are getting her today, and it's St Patrick's day, name her Pat (Patty) :)

What kind of dimmable light fixture? :oops:

Great looking girl!

Chams attitudes change like the weather, don't sweat it.

Also, unless you check your bulb with a solarmeter, the bulb should be replaced every 6 months.

Here you go James http://www.reptilesupplyco.com/66-wholesale-reptile-thermostats-timers

Wow!

That is definitely not original....Just saying.