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An extra special cham. With your assistance I think he will learn all he needs to in order to live out his life. May have to make some adjustments to his enclosure to accommodate his needs. Best of luck to all😍

I do breed my own mealworms but they only go to the turtles. Don't use crickets anymore but when I did, I found the banded to be far better than others.

Gotta wear your covid face shield when dealing with those critters😡

I was just about to order a colony from you. Let me know when they are in stock

What do "sink"bugs look like??😯

It's all good

They probably will still not see him and even if they do, do you think you would get a true diagnosis with that attitude?

Another thought is you might want to ask him if he is a member of any chameleon forums or organizations where you might be able to get further information on panthers. If he is, you may be able to snoop around and see if anyone has had dealings with him.

I would go juvenile male for your first go around and try to negotiate a proof of fecal testing prior to taking possession. Like stated above from others; find out all things needed and take a look at the cost. Consider the ongoing expenses such as feeders,suppliments ect. Research as much as...

I use polyurethane in all my wooden enclosures and it works well. A clear waterbase is the easiest one to work with and dries fairly quick. Multiple coats recommended.

Taking mine outside is not a problem but getting him to come back in is a whole different ballgame.😈

Ah, great idea, my collection is beginning to grow so trying to figure out how to supply needed heat to them all. Thanks for the tip😉

What are you using for heat? I know you have many colonies so how do you provide heat to all

Gotta start wearing my camouflage selection more😩

Might make those dubia move around a bit more when they get the sugar high😨

that's about what I thought

Just curious, has anyone used the Arcadia shed support and if so, what is your opinion on it? Reason for using and results.

I hatch mine in a petri dish at room temp after a cooling spell in the refer. It usually takes about 12 days from refer to hatch time. I don't buy online as I raise my own and don't do anything special in the way of heat or humidity. Works for me😉

Sometimes they are pretty slick if they have a polished finish to them. You will want the natural finish.

Would they all be considered edible feeders?