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Brad.... I am with you... seen those male dubias fly many times. I always warn our customers and fellow herpers about the so-called "non-climbers and non-fliers"..... N O T...... even the Blatta Lateralis males can fly! :rolleyes: aaarrrggghhh - nothing is safe. Moral of the story - put a...

Thanks! We have found this set-up to work well for all types of roaches. The white stuff is the paint-on teflon (we offer it as "Bug Boundary" on Kingsnake). It keeps the climbing roaches in the tub. We use it for hissers; lobsters; etc. - even fruit flies! When we make a set-up for a...

When we were buying 10,000 crickets per week - we knew we needed a change. We got into roaches and have been raising them for several years now. We have 6 species and they all have differences. Even though we have large rolling melamine roach bins now, we still help folks get their feeder...

Ahhhh... as a matter of fact, yes! Hubby has built over 200 cages - most for chameleons, but many for beardies and blue-tongue skinks. Need help with the design? Morgana Reptayls, Ltd.

I gave the link to the ad in Kingsnake. Just drop me an email and if you have Paypal it is so easy. We are redoing the website currently so that you can order there too - we are working on it. :) Morgana Reptayls, Ltd.

No... in a 20 gal you can put 2 - just make sure it is not 2 males. Currently, we are sold out of pygmies... sorry. Morgana Reptayls, Ltd.

You can call me Morgana.... I use the company name as our ID Yes, I know some of the breeders that they purchase from - and usually it is pretty good bloodlines - but sometimes they get lied to just like the rest of us. As far as the nosy be's go, I think they have 2 suppliers - but I haven't...

Actually, it can mean a myriad of things....... Can you take a picture of your cham's habitat and post it here? Morgana Reptayls, Ltd.

Hi Brad, Yes we have bred the pygmy chams over the years (and I am a she, BTW). They can be kept in small colonies, yes. The larger the habitat, the larger the colony. For the most part, if you have a 30gal or smaller (hopefully the tall style), you should stick with 1.3 as the max you keep...

Brad, We miss that newsletter too, but Arde just decided to go in other directions and it isn't being written anylonger. Sad. Morgana Reptayls, Ltd.

We offer a dry insect diet that we call "Roach Coach". We use it for crickets, roaches and superworms. We advertise it on Kingsnake regularly, but we have several chameleon breeders who use it and recommend it too. Chameleon Paradise sells our gutload with their roaches... Blue Beast Reptile...

Hopefully, he is on the mend - jacksonii are great chams. Morgana Reptayls, Ltd.

Harley, No.... I don't think that is a danger when it was only a short time. From our experience, these temperatures will help you: The panther eggs we always kept around 74F - and the veiled could be 74-76F. I think it has to do with the amount of shade on the earth in their respective...

The reality is that every pet and animal we have domesticated since the cave dwelling days - has gone through the same thing! The difference with some - let's select the cat as an example, is that the cat can live anywhere and can mass produce on its own. Some chameleons are found in only...

Hi Harley, Are you using vermiculite or perlite for the incubation substrate? If perlite, you can leave a small amount of water in the bottom of your plastic container. The water wicks up without getting the perlite soggy. If using vermiculite, you need to use caution. Too much moisture can...

Cham Freak - our site is being rebuilt currently. We branched out from just chameleons to other herps and feeders, so we badly needed to revamp the site. When finished, I will let you know. Morgana Reptayls. Ltd.

Thanks Brad! Hubby and I have been raising chameleons for several years - we are just not on as large a scale as some. Of course, some of the breeders we have known since they started (BlueBeast, CC and a few others). Sadly, I omitted mentioning Screameleons as a source - they have...

Cham Freak, Those are prices we haven't seen for a few years. Perhaps 5 years ago you could have gotten a single panther from the Kammers for $150 - but not since. Understand that there are only 2000 panthers being exported from their natural birthplace each year - for the entire world to...

LLL Reptile purchases from breeders like us. If they get some w/c that are gravid, they might have someone hatch the eggs for them - but they don't usually do much of that (not cost effective). Ask for Scott The Kammers (Kammerflage) have been breeding wonderful specimens for years - they...

We are breeders, and would never consider to sell eggs. We, ourselves, tried this several years ago - before we knew better. We purchased some eggs and ended up with a huge loss. Chameleon eggs are a mysterious thing. Rarely does a female lay 20 eggs, and all 20 are fertile and hatch. It...