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Yeah thought so. I had gotten my veiled from a local petstore the only local petsore :mad: and they told me it was an incomplete shed come to find out when i joined chameleon forums it was a thermal burn :( She is a really pretty melleri btw :) it gives her character :D

on that third picture what happened to that melleri's back?

Jade likes to try to bite and get tuff with me ;) I have a really good macho man pic at home ill share it when i get home :)

1 part perlite on the bottom for drainage and 1 part peat moss on top. No potting soil or fertilizer. :)

Hahahahah nice shot! i would enter this into the monthly contests this is win material IMO :D

Save your money. Wash your hands :)

Yeah i wouldnt reccomend this at all. Why latex? why not just thoroughly wash your hands before and after you handle them / supplies?

So you have read this whole thread and it doesnt work? https://www.chameleonforums.com/silkworms-101-a-7906/ because it worked for me :p

The experts say an angry veiled is a healthy one :p As far as handling goes some chams especially veileds tend to be picky and less docile. Although what you can do now is put a super worm or something that cant move fast and put it on your forearm start at the hand and see if he will eat...

Nice chams man! Welcome to the forums :) I like your veiled :rolleyes:

Pretty unlikely the carrot would swell in a chams stomach after loosing its water content :rolleyes:

Carrots are just fine I will feed my veiled chopped carrots once a week :)

I have had the same problem Syn. He kept on eating the pothos and only the pothos I just let him eat them he ate about 2 hanging plants total, he never got sick or i never notcied anything unusal. I would like to say its kind of a phase some notorious veileds go through. You could also check...

My male veiled after almot 4 years now gets pretty excited when he sees my platnium ring i wear and grasps my hand tight and pretty much bangs my hand while rocking and swaying while his red rocket is ready :rolleyes:

This is very true the colored ones most likely contain pesticides i wouldnt reccomend feeding any wild hoppers/locusts.

God that casque looks horrible, hope she can pull through.

Yeah i was just about to say the weather is alot different than the states. Fantastic job BTW i would pay for that :D

Use dubia's :rolleyes:

IMO i wouldnt get a venus flytrap as you said they require copious amounts of sun. Get yourself a nice pitcher plant http://www.houstonherp.com/SaleSxJudithHindle.htm On sale there too.. As to using a used reptisun 5.0 for natural sun i would not count on that at all. A window seal...

SSimsswiSS is a forum member. At one point he was selling this excellent gutload by the LB. and really its all you need i have found out by watching my roaches and crix when its feeding time they pass up the apples carrots water crystals kale greens whatever is in there they hit the GUT LOAD...