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The silkworm 101 thread has a ton of info in it!

My guy would love those, hes a sucker for anything "wormy"

I know this thread is old, I just wanted to acknowledge that I have a similar "problem". I want another critter but I'm not sure what yet. Seeing as most of what I like requires higher levels of humidity I'm trying to find something that will work well on my cham's mistking schedule so I can...

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Just recently got them, there's only one winged male and 6-7 females his size, the rest are almost adults. Waiting to confirm breeding before I feed off some of the big ones. Thanks!

While on the subject, how many can fit comfortably in a 10gal? I've got about 50 near adults and 50 small/medium sized ones in there now, hoping they multiply. I don't really have room for a full tote and the 10gal was handy.

I just found a fantastic looking male for sale near me, oh I wish I had room for more than one cham at a time! Love the colors o.p. And awesome greenhouse jpowell!

Excuse my parsons ignorance, I've always wondered, are the thin vertical lines part of their coloring or are they like "wrinkles"? Awesome looking chams!

Great looking dude! I would LOVE to have one like him, but I only have room for one cham at a time :(

Thanks everyone! That's his good side, hes blind on his right side so his eye looks funny. He leads a completely normal life though, his aim is still spot on too :)

Btw, he's just over 4 years old now and he's from the chameleon company.

Just thought id put up my favorite picture of my panther "Arnold". Hope it's alright to brag!

Here's my setup, just changed it a bit since ive recently moved. My panther used to have access to the whole thing top to bottom but I cut him off halfway and created a better drainage system albeit ugly. His living quarters are 40"wide x 37" tall x 24" deep. Im rehabbing the vine as I pretty...

Thanks nick! What about freezing? Not sure when I'll get worms again, at least more than a couple at a time so maybe freezing would be better.

Anybody know if it's safe to feed dubia hornworm chow? I have some leftover chow from my worms and don't want to waste it if its it's safe for the roaches. I assume it's fine?

thanks guys :) im really enjoying him.

here's Arnold, 5 month old ambilobe sired by Bonaroo from chameleon company. :D he just shed yesterday so hes gaining his oranges, im happy about that lol

sire bonaroo

from what i have read it takes seven to ten days for them to hatch... havent tried yet myself, soon... :D