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$10 or a little less seems reasonable. Especially since it's for a friend.

Great looking cham you have there! It's nice to see he made it. Strong panther you have there.

Any of you guys own any stocks? The market crashed horribly today. The 9th worst drop in history. I'm so glad I got out way before all this. All of the years gains were erased in one day. I have some money left hanging around my scottrade account, I am definitely gonna buy on the uptrend when...

Great informative article and an interesting read.

Right now just one. A 50% nosy be, 25% ambilobe, 25% ambanja morph male.

Wish you the best. Hope he arrives safe and alive today. What a horrible situation to be in.

The accuracy is scary. I started with an iguana, to red eared slider, mud turtle, about 5 more iguanas after that, a veiled, panther chameleon, and now recently another panther chameleon. At least it's only one panther chameleon at the moment, haha.

Mine would have to be nosy falys. Wish I could afford one!

Beautiful faly's. Both of them.

Thanks for the heads up. I'm from the Orlando area and was planning on spending the next weekend out in the beaches. I will definitely have to look at the weather more closely now, might have to cancel that trip.

I don't see it being a problem at all. You should be fine feeding the regular fly larva off.

Wow, what a great surprise! Really cute jackson babies you have there.

Wow, that's definitely something I've never seen before!

I have a 3 month old Nosey be 50%, ambilobe 25%, ambanja 25% morph.

Great looking young cham you got there!

Hmm, I definitely want to look into finding some sow bugs. I have heard they're loaded with calcium and great for chameleons. I would love to start a small breeding colony. I am trying to get as much variety in feeders for my young panther cham so he can grow up to be a big healthy guy. I've...

Out of the three, dubia roaches are said to be the better feeder just behind crickets, then finally locusts. Dubias are meatier and easy to gutload just like crickets. Locusts only fall behind because they do not gutload as well as crickets. My panther chameleon definitely prefers locusts to...

I just ordered 125 small dubias with 1 adult pair. Dubias are definitely an expensive feeder for chams but I've heard how great they are nutritionally even better than crickets so I wanted to give them a try for my panther chameleon. Got a great price for them. Hopefully my chameleon will enjoy...

Keep reintroducing the feeders to him each day and make sure he is well hydrated beforehand. He will eventually get hungry and have no choice but to eat them. Chameleons can go on hunger strikes sometimes.

I see many of them around my yard in the summer time. My young panther cham loves them. Unfortunately, I've heard crickets are still a better feeder for them since they can be gutloading much easier.