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yeah thats ok for size but i would get rid of the substrate they can accidentally ingest some while shooting at food or mistake it for food that can lead too impaction and that can lead to death

do you have substrate in the bottom?

most use the larger screen cages at 48 high and 24 wide i make my own cages at 5 ' high 48 " wide and 24 deep that way they can roam a bit:)

how big is it? looks a little small for a vieled,

low to mid 80s is good for a baby when he gets older youll want to increase that to low to mid 90s and he may need some time to adjust to his new home before he starts eating regularly

try a good warm misting to help rinse the eye and maybe a warm shower with the water bouncing off the wall to mist yoour cham

waterfalls hold bacteria and will get him sick id remove it

no offense either but i would make it so he could not burn himself on them lights

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blue is beautiful!!!!!!!!!!very nice!!!!!!!!!!

hard to tell rule of thumb is dont feed anything bigger than the space between its eyes

1/8 and 1/4 crickets depending on size of pygs

i feed my adults every other day 3 each, my juvis every day 3 each, and my babies eat as much as thet want twice a day

well for feeding i do both ifree run crickets and use a bowl buried in the dirt for baby dubias small super worms and anything else i dont want wandering around in the tank :eek: and if you get more be ready for babies!

hello , playing dead is comon for pygs when they get scard theyll even drop from a plant to the ground if threatened. like the terrarium, i would add more plants ann trees they like to hide and the fun thing about terr. is you can actually plant the plants and make it more like thier natural...

three crix per grown adult every other day should do them, dont forget a nice treat once in awhile like silkies or baby horns;)

i have four captive bred male bearded pygs for sale, all have hit thier two month mark and are eating well ff pin heads and small silks, asking $30 apiece and would prefer not to ship but will deliver locally for a gas fee. do have unrelated males if looking to breed. pm me if interested or...

hello, youve got there some bearded pygmy leaf chameleons appears 2 males and 2 females they like to eat small crickets roaches meal worms silkworms and hornworms anything a big cham would eat just small :D and dont worry about the eggs as long as the soil is moist they should hatch with no...

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repiworms are the larve from the black soldier fly very nutritious and my guys go nuts for them when they turn into flies :D