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I'll be short. I do not believe in it. Not only is the theory of evolution too contradictory and lacking any kind of substantial proof (show me a valid "intermediate fossil"), but the whole idea is absurd. ;) Think about it, does it sound legit to think every organism, was created by the...

Hmmm, I guess 56. :D

females sound good :D

Sounds like my two cats. I breed a lot of exotic insects and they are always trying to get them. :rolleyes: (and sometimes they do!)

Duh! Why didn't I think of that. :confused: Thanks!

Sup everybody. :) In my pygmy tank everything is running smooth, and the springtails are doing their job very well. Quite amazing to see them knock something out in a few days. :D There is one small (nickle size) area on my wood centerpiece (hardwood, I think cedar but not sure) of white...

Once again, Thor, just stunning. :cool:

8th for me. Not bad for a pygmy cham. :) Good job everybody! Congrats to the top 3!

I'll go with 49. :D Hope she lays them a-ok!

They are nocturnal. ;) You can try to warm them up a bit (low 80's) and nudge them. Other than that, you can always hold them by a main wing and they will go crazy. :D

About time lol.... Rubbing on the bromeliad behind him (looks like grass). I also have a female that I think shed without me seeing her. She had a white patch on her one day and the next, she looked "new-ish".:D

Guess I'm lucky. I get my RO free from the museum that I work at. :D

I can post a pic of the unit later on today. But I would think all units are basically the same. I actually did the same procedure to another one (different) from walmart and it worked until I accidentally snapped the circuit board. :mad: The humidity sensor (from walmart) looked just like...

I now have a digital devise that measures temperature in two areas, along with a humidity probe. :D Here you can see the items labeled for re-positioning. The goal was to solder longer wires to the wireless temperature sensor and humidity sensor. The temperature sensor with the wire (on...

Glad she made it. :) Maybe since when was in the hole for so long (head down) there was excessive CO2 build up and not enough oxygen down there. Could be wrong, just theorizing. ;)

His are actually adults. I'd say the female is around 3" long and the male about 2" long. They are a lot bigger that I thought they would be.

I think this is the right place for this. If it isn't mods, feel free to move. :) I just went over to a friend's house to help create him a vivarium for his pair of red eye tree frogs. When I first saw them, I was stunned at their vibrancy! And a few pics of their new...

Looks good, but I'd add more plants and twigs. Mine love walking on skinny twigs. Here's pics of mine: (It now has 1/8" grape vine in there now serving as their "highways") https://www.chameleonforums.com/my-pugmies-thier-new-home-d-52042/

I'm not that experienced with them, but from all the research I did before I got mine (a LOT lol) I'd say both females.

Plus they have lives outside of here too......