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the reptiglow could be a linear florescent which would be ok but sorry I can't comment really on the leg. One of the vets might chime in though.

what temp do you keep them at?

I'll second that motion

can you post pics of your aviry for us? I'd like to see. Thanks

Don't people have problems housing panthers together without visual dividers? I would think so. I have heard of other species being kept as you are talking about but not panthers. Not that I've personally tried.

I use cricket crack, water gel, along with vegetables such as potatoes, carrots, apples, oranges, mangos, banana peels when I have alot of crickets I also use some of another cricket food by a name brand but its not nearly as good as the cricket crack and I'll just use it til I run out.

post a picture?

i was reading they hear lower sounds than humans, that the top of their range is the bottom of ours..lemme see if i can find the source material...

I use a 10 gallen fish tank with a lockable screen top. Made by all-glass and the same exact one is available at petco, petsmart, ect but different name brands but they all say that they are really made by all-glass, called critter keepers often. I used to use cricket keepers by lee's but that...

Turn them off! Now! all of them. get new lights asap. Linear florescent preferred such as http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/-/zoo-med-24-repti-sun-50-uvb-bulb/

There are people that use fountains. I don't want to hassle with it, making sure its clean all the time, ect. Thats my $.02

Just in case someone wasn't clear Iron (Fe) (which is a compenent of steel ) readily reacts with water (H2O) and carbon-dioxide (CO2) to form rust (Fe2O3). Aluminum is not included in this process and cannot "rust". As someone mentioned earlier the steel rivets can, while aluminum can react...

I use ficus benjamina, which is what many people use. There are MANY different species of ficus. I have no idea which version you have, but in general the thing you have to watch out for on ficus, is the white sap, which bleeds out from broken branches, leaves, ect. This could cause irritation...

I would say "no" to ambilobe I was thinking Maroantsetra as well, but I'd have to admit Chris would know better than I.

Many aquraiums are t-8 and t-5 type fixtures. though I don't use repti-glow, my reptisun is t12. The ballast powering the light (often in the fixture) needs to be able to power that t12 (if I'm correct) bulb, of that wattage.

Do you have a picture of the finished setup?

Marty, are you having any specials? I believe I've seen some in the past such as free timers or whatnot. I'm looking to purchase a sytem as well. Thanks.

If anyone has small hornworms it would save me from ordering from mulberry farms.

Here in riverside it occasionaly will drop below those ranges during the winter, especially in Jan-Feb time frame. I meant as in 20-30's ... The red night light wouldn't be as effective as say, a ceramic bulb that puts out no light. I'm sure you will get it worked out :)