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Had same problem try free ranging pinhead crickets or small flies or nats. Free ranging is the key here.

ARRRRR... He looks like a pirate.

Why did you bleach everything? Are you running a hospital? You should have just dried it out or just went to kmart and bought a new bin for less than $10. I believe people here over-do things because they over-react.

Are you sure you didn't just mis-recalled months for weeks? He could have said 12 months...

Instead of saying, "poo" or "poo-ing," can we all just learn to say defecate or feces? I can't believe my life is reduced to writing threads on this, but everytime i go on the forums, I feel like i'm going back to when i was 15 years old reading posts were people throw these terms in (ahem...

This is where you buy another veiled and just replace him before anyone finds out, just like how uncle jesse did it on Full House when steph's goldfish needed to be replaced when the tanner kids took them into the bubble bath. Then a bad string of comedy of errors should ensue, where in the end...

Regardless if you're an American or not, pygmies are kept the same. People from Great Britain don't keep their pygmies in shoe boxes, so I don't know what you mean by "American Keepers." Second, they need higher humidity because they are located in mountainous terrain. And closing them in behind...

You must be new, because nobody uses crickets anymore :) If you get yourself a dubia roach breeding colony, you can selectively choose which size feeders are appropriate for your cham. That is just one more incentive to the long list of positives that dubias have over crickets.

Easy to diagnose. It's dehydration, period. NOT to be confused with fasting or lack of food. If it was a hunger issue, he would be more boney and you could see his rib bones sticking out. My crested geckos had sunken eyes while I was a way on vacation. I put a water bowl for them w/o any food...

He's about 7 months old. He gets UVB, has plenty of climbing branches, and gets plenty of water. I guess he's just not into eating that much.

Just dust with herpvit and you'll be fine. A lot of people here worry way too much.

I have the most economical chameleon. He eats about 1-2 roaches, then doesn't eat for another 3 days. He does this even when food is offered. When I hear 10-15 per day, I don't see how you ppl can keep up.

Not worth it, unless you buy your bulbs used. You can just buy them new and replace them every 6 months like everyone here does. But realistically they're quoted for a year to a year and a half. Just mark the date when you first start using it or mark the date that it should be replaced in...

Yes, but dogs aren't chameleons. If you noted that leopard geckos or some other reptile have had bad experiences with bees then it would make more sense. You're comparing a mammal to a reptile and especially one that is evolved to eat bugs and bees in the wild.

Have a panther for about a month. He's about 7.5 months old. When i originally got him, he would eat a few superworms from the cup. I kept it up for about 4-5 days when he stopped and didn't take any, even when they were in clear sight and he was perched above them. I grabbed a roach and...

It's always odd to hear people saying their chams hate hornworms or silkworms. That's like offering someone lobster or kobe beef steak and having him turn it down. I would love to hear someone say that their cham hates locusts, I think that would be a first. Or my cham will only eat the rare...

I got my cham from jessica as well. And she is amazing. The packing, shipping confirmation and follow ups were awesome. She's a terrific person to deal with and her chams are all top notch and priced well.

nice cham. hope it sells.

Just received my nosy be today! Absolutely one of the best sellers on the forum period. Just received my cham today, animal was top notch grade A, pricing was super cheap. If i had more space would not hesitate to purchase a few more. Seller was friendly, followed everything through till the...

Would you also be considering on how to build a contraption that converts glass to plastic? Or you could just buy a rubbermaid container... Let me whisper this to you and all who house their temperate sensitive feeders who still use glass tanks to house feeders, (glass does not insulate as...