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Sound IS vibration so................ :rolleyes: that answers that. Just keep in mind that a big reason classical music has been found beneficial to plants is because of their millions of years of exposure to sound in the high frequencies of the rainforest...........frog calls, bird chirps...

These are some of my 'Canadian' Mitsio (aka have Ambilobe in them). These guys are approx 87.5% Mitsio and 12.5% Ambilobe. They are all 2.5-3 months of age (yes they are for sale but CANADA ONLY please :) ) And big daddy Jupiter

Travis it's fine he is right up close to the UVB bulb. When they are growing they need all the UVB they can get to synthesize d3 and actually use all the calcium they are getting towards growth. I would give him some sunlight whenever you can now that it is Spring. He is a little smaller...

CANADA ONLY These are 87.5% Nosy Mitsio and 12.5% Ambilobe. I am REALLY excited about this clutch. They started hatching December 25th! Males are $375 Females $200 Male & Female (related) combo $425 The Sire is also for sale @ $500 I also have some high end crested geckos, and...

VERY lightly used Solarmeter 6.2 for sale. In brand-new condition, comes with certificate of authenticity and serial number. $219 on manufacturer's website, I'll do $219 shipped OR taking offers. This is a very, very handy unit for chameleon keepers since UVB levels are so important...

CANADA ONLY. Considering selling Jupiter & Ashes to make some room for new projects. They are brothers, hatched May 2011. Asking $575 each(not sure if I want to sell both yet though haha). These are the two most recent pics of them. (First is edited on Instagram). They are 'Canadian Mitsio'...

Minerals are solid, they don't evaporate. Many chemicals will evaporate, but also many will stay. Most chlorine now is actually chloramine which does not boil out....though 99% of the population still believes it's still chlorine. It will even stay in the water for days and I've seen even...

Phoenix worms are amazing. They are actually soldier fly larvae if you want to look up more accurate information and uses for them. They will eat anything.

This is the original endorsement by the Kammers, Olimpia. I also used and continue to use Repashy regularly for babies, I think it's great for babies once or even twice a week for the first month or so. Did the Kammers keep ALL those hundreds of babies to see how they ended up? Or did...

I have been PMed by 4 other members here that lost chameleons, 2 others on another forum that lost a chameleon & had problems with some others, and at least 2 other members here have posted in the threads that they caught the ill effects early enough to prevent the serious problems I had.....for...

They were/are fed more days than were skipped, but I usually skipped a day between feedings or fed them the equivalent of 6 feeders every two days (3/day). I usually feed 4 days of the week if that helps answer your question. I will say with the well-fed females, there were always a cricket...

At 3 months of age I changed their diets.

I too found it very interesting they didn't attempt to lay. They had 2 laying bins each from 6 months on. + plant pots. Impaction could have been a problem but I didn't notice anything obstructive masses when I looked inside them. In later discussion with the people who contacted...

It has always been my opinion that females should have access to whatever basking temperature they want so THEY can choose to thermoregulate, and that diet has more to do with egg production & particularly egg binding than heat. I had a customer who lost two females he got from me and 3 females...

AngieL are you using tap water? Is it well water? I notice you're from an 'Island' and I know most islands use well water. Well water has caused edema in my chameleons at a reptile show I was at and all there was available for the first day was well/tap water. In just one day I noticed...

Clarkrw3 I told you so! :p Thanks for updating your opinion! I think it's those posts that help the most. mrfixit01 I think the chams which regulate themselves with food intake are the ones who do really well with Calcium Plus. The ones who did well for me are the ones who would eat one...

No, what you are missing is the foresight that the problems you want studies on are going to be far reaching into the future long after we are gone. Give it 500 years. Unless a virus can be manipulated to target one species, and that virus can be turned off so it doesn't spread to the native...

As for supplement schedule, I use mostly calcium on hydeii fruit flies for the first month, which I raise on Repashy Superfly. They also get some pinhead crickets occasionally and the bugs that live in the sphagnum moss, which are all gutloaded. I use Calcium Plus or other multivitamins...

Exo Terras are the best. (Or Zoo Med, I prefer Zoo Med but they aren't available here). I pack the bottom with sphagnum moss because baby chameleons love to fall. I have had one die from bruising on his nose which swelled up and basically closed his air passage so I use sphagnum on the...