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i had this happen to me one night.....the day before i JUST got my new shipment of 500 adult crix. i didnt realize what had happened until i went to feed my herps and what do i find? my cricket bin turned on its side with no cover and staring at me are my two kittens....surrounded, literally...

thanks for the confirmation! i was unsure of how fattening silkies were! just did a little more research... Silkies are great! I bought 500 eggs over a year ago and have been able to get several generations of silkies out of it, continuing to this day! just need to find a mulberry tree, i...

silk worms are pretty amazing, all my guys readily take them, even my people-hating veiled will forget how much he hates me and will hand feed when i have them....i remember hearing that they CAN be used as a daily feeder but i dont know for sure, they might be too fattening to be a daily feeder...

awesome!:D good luck with your breeding project and hopefully you'll let us know how it goes.

oh that incubator works great! mine fluctuates about 3 degrees which was expected from my research before i bought it. If you want to get a complete package that comes with the cups and hatch-rite than the LLL one you are looking at seems perfect.

this is the one i use, it is a little cheaper. it doesnt come with deli cups or egg incubating medium, but those are cheap.

i had this same humidity problem with my jacksons. even after i bought a mistking i couldn't keep the humidity where i wanted it, after several failed attempts i switched him into a zoomed GLASS terrarium and problem solved!

this is great, lets get more on here! So my question now is, where does everybody get there herps and bugs? Anyone go to the reptile expo that is semi annual? I usually order my crickets from reptilefoods.com, cheaper than ghanns the last time i checked and i always get my bugs in less than 24...

Neal, i'm from Manchester, NH! i have: 1.1 bearded dragons 1.1 ambilobe panthers 1.2 bearded pygmy chams 1.0 veiled and 22 b.dragon eggs that are lookin amazing! sooo sooo much snow this year, and yes more is on the way! i am confident this year knowing i finally have a generator...

haha, 1.2 bearded pygmies....maybe more soon, i noticed both females digging holes!!

he did respond! but the e-mail i sent him was pretty vague, just letting him know i was interested, since then i filled out that empty cham cage so no worries:p. it is good to know he will continue to get great care with you!

i totally sent him an email informing him of my interest:D! i too live here in manchvegas! I am SUPER glad to see he ended up in another forum members hands.

is this the beautiful ambilobe x nosy be cross that was listed in the classifieds not too long ago?

looks female to me, coloring isn't the best way to sex these guys, just go the easy route and post a picture of its back feet and see if there are spurs or not.

looking like a female to me! maybe more pictures needed.

wooooow. i. love. quads. what an amazing animal you have!!! one day i shall own one of these beautiful chams!

thanks for the update.....HOPEFULLY you will get a replacement soon! Definitely let us know how it turns out! Good luck!

since they don't have the higher humidity requirements as the jackson's, i am able to maintain the proper humidity for them in the screen cages using live potted plants and the mister. it is only when i needed to keep the humidity constantly at higher a % for the jackson did i realized that a...

when i first got the idea of switching to glass i quickly realized that the 'screen cages only' concept was much less prevalent overseas - in fact it was the opposite IMO. i am glad that i made the switch and encourage others to do the same...screen for my panthers and veiled and glass for the...

i DO have a mistking but i don't use it for my jackson's viv, it would be too much water and WAY too wet in there if i did. Since i am available to do it every morning i mist heavily for a minute or two about an hour after lights on, a light spray in the late afternoon too. Misting isn't...