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If you give directly water to drink for your insects, I think it's better. And like this, insects don't die due to the injection. Personally, i've given a cup with a moist cotton and with a mixture of propolis, royal jelly, honig and calcium. My crickets are very well hydrated. But to give...

I admit that it's not always easy to find them :D

And two other links: http://www.pardalis.be/ http://www.madcham.com/arten/furcifer%20pardalis/farbvarianten%20furcifer%20pardalis.html

Generally, if the mist is short, they dislike. But, if she's long, as stated above, they drink. I think too that the mist must to be made by the top, like a rain, and not to face.

Snails are a good food: rich in calcium and protein. Nice pict !;)

Génial, je peux te parler en français alors ? :D If i'm not mistaken, the first pathologies are a general weakening but where you're in there, it's often too late.

Hi, The coccidies...i know. I've a female with the coccidiosis. I noticed that a short time after the purchase. She was 6 months. Thankfully, I got caught in time, before the first pathologies. She has today about 10 months and she look healthy. With treatment, the number of coccidia...

If the heat point is located and therefore there is a good thermal gradient and in a ventilated terrarium, the temperatures can be high. For example, for a pardalis, you can have 35-40° and for a calyptratus 40-45° celsius, without problems. It's just very important that this heat point is...

The Chamaeleo namaquensis would be the species who hear the best

Personaly, I'm against synthetic products. Just calcium sometimes on adults. Never D3 I prefer to have a goob UV source like a Powersun or Vitalux and provide plants rich in calcium and vitamins (mainly weeds) to insects. I also give bees products: pollen, propolis, royal jelly and honig to my...

Yes i confirm, in europe, some people tend to forget that willigensis is not a sub-species and attach too much importance to this appellation. The real name is Chamaeleo Trioceros jacksonii jacksonii willigensis...starts to become complicated :D

I think a poacher but i'm not sure. Yes it's was this link...Decidedly, the mysteries of the computer... :D

I've heard of a scammer but about the appellation "willigensis" but not about the albino. Probably the same person?! I haven't got more data. If you find data about the albino meller, i'm interested. About the link, i don't understand..it isn't at all what I sent :confused: But yes, she seems...

Sorry, a problem. Yet this is the right link for me.

Euh...no I don't understand http://images.search.conduit.com/ImagePreview/?q=cam%C3%A9l%C3%A9on+albinos&ctid=CT3241952&SearchSource=48&FollowOn=true&PageSource=Results&SSPV=&start=0&pos=3 Try here otherwise: http://geocities.ws/chamjacksonii/behavior.html

Yes sorry, an other link with the same pict: http://images.search.conduit.com/ImagePreview/?q=cam%C3%A9l%C3%A9on+albinos&ctid=CT3241952&SearchSource=48&FollowOn=true&PageSource=Results&SSPV=&start=0&pos=3

My caerulea made me budes but unfortunately, they dried...

I have never seen an albinos panther cham. But they are albinos jackson http://forum.tanalahy.com/c-calyptratus-albinos-piebald-etc-t2728.html?hilit=jacksonii%20albinos&start=15 And the translucent piedball among veiled chams...

But how far?

Yes, it's particulary disgusting.