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Congrats! They're tiny al right! It seems to me it's taking forever for them to grow! About 300 hatched on the 19th of March! I'm struggling!:p The nicest part is still yet to come.. See them spinning to make a cocoon and then turn into moths is pretty cool!

Go on be pollen! As you read above, yes it's great stuff!!

Well it could be.. How long have you been waiting for? Is it more than two weeks? I found a few days gap between eggs hatching! Some of my worms were half inch already and some were just starting to hatch. Other than that how're doing with the worms? Can't wait for the mulberry tree to get...

Happy birthday Sandra! Thanks for all your help! Hope you have a ball!!:)

He just need a little time to get familiar to the new environment, as you can see..;) He looks beautiful. Hope you'll keep us update with lots of pictures!

Happy Birthday Jess! Hope you're having a beautiful day!;)

Couldn't agree more! He's a beauty!

Wow! Happy hatching day! He looks beautiful as usual!

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Love the way you're so creative and all you set ups look so nice and neat!! Great job!!

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It's recommended to change it every six months.

They always "tune" to the natural cycle of light during the day. I would set it trying to follow as much as possible to that.

It might not be a big issue, but try with a size smaller.. My 9/10 month old Panther started to eat large black crickets only few weeks ago.. He's always been funny with crickets..:rolleyes: Hope it helps.

How old is your chameleon and how big the crickets are?

Horrifying! :( That size "enclosure" was the same size I used to house 50 crickets..

Feed him every second day and keep offering crickets. My chameleon refused crickets for months, I gave him a break and fed him silkworms, butter worms and occasionally super. Now he's happily eating his crickets again.

Ah ah ah! I was the same the first time it happened to Fender! I was keep saying: "Tuck it in now!"

Aw thank you! I'm ok with a veiled..;)