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Appearently the ferral chickens on the Islands did'nt get the memo ;) on avian malaria. Too many chickens!!! At least the Tahitians/French eat them on their Islands.

I got a text on this issue with the link earlier this week. So I guess people might know where to hunt for panthers in FL..

You can mist things down in the morning. But you don't want to keep things too wet with a veiled.

If that's your girl in your Avatar. A little dipper will work, which I believe holds 70 oz..

Just my thoughts. If your supplying water daily with a dripper, and don't see your cham actually drinking, odds are your doing a good job. If urates are white their getting enough water. I worry when I see a adult chameleon voraciously drinking. As they may have gone too long inbetween...

Presently digging this one.

By the looks of that girl, I'd say you might have to go on a egg hunt soon.

Try T.R.Herp for captive three (Deremensis) horns. I think they are in Orlando or Winter Park, FL.

The beetles might have a nice crunch to them. Variety is good, but l don't think the larvae (subterranean) and chameleons would ever meet in the wild. A digging female might come acoss beatle grub. But have egg laying more on her mind. I have fed Cotinis mutabilis in beetle stage to my...

You can tell if their getting enough, by looking at bowel movement. Nice white urates = hydration. Orange and yellow is indicator of not enough.

I take them out once per day. Those that are out of egg, get a little water spray down to remove the loose hatch medium, and to help clean around their eyes. Babies not out of the egg get to wait a day to see if ready then.

I'll be there this weekend.

Happy Birthday!!!

Happy Easter. The Easter Faly visited me this morning.

Aah May day, May day. ;) right?

Follow the paper trail, or poop trail as I call it. If you see tiny poops everywhere, they are eating. What go's in must go out. Panther babies pause feeding if they think their being watched.

Sound like a pyramid scheme. ;) With one eventually on top.

The parson's must of mistook the hummer for a Souimanga sunbird.

Looks similar to my guy, who I've been told is a Nosy Faly.

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