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So the fridge is a no?

1. When gut loading roaches, with the purpose of feeding them to your cham, you want to use only chameleon safe food... Vegetables Potato, carrots (vit A), romaine lettuce, Fruits Strawberry, apple, orange (vit C), banana, peach These are just a few. DO NOT feed spinach or broccoli...

So Im accumulating medicine for a "just in case" scenario, but before I do, I want to know if it is worth it. I plan on buying Terramycin and Reptaid, but have a few questions before I do. What temps should they be stored at? How long are they good stored at these temps? Thanks.

Im not sure on the vet or how to use the ointment but the shower should be warm enough to steam up the room. Not hot enough to burn.

That was going to be my last recommendation. I wasn't too sure if it was necessary though. Here is the link if you decide to take this route. https://www.chameleonforums.com/get-1-2-off-terramycin-coupon-code-chameleonforums-only-sale-ends-june-30-a-42543/ But I suggest trying...

Ok well it sounds like everything is fine. I would recommend the plain eye drops to rinse his eyes. But before you do that you can even try steaming him in the shower room for about 15-20 mins. For this, you place him on a plant and put the plant in the shower area. Make sure...

The cage and lights seem fine. You may want to check on the placement of the UVB light. Make sure the cham receives UV at the same time he receives heat from the basking light. (They do not know how to differentiate lights) What are your Temps? Humidity?

What kind of UVB light are you using? Is it compact or tube? Could be a result of compact lights. Or He may have got some dirt or something in his eye. Buy some basic eye drops. The solution kind only...make sure there are no additives. It would help us make an...

Thanks, just what I need too..

The girl in the rag shirt is pretty cool

Sounds like this will be going on til early August. http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/06/05/gulf.oil.spill/?hpt=T2

Heres another way to access: http://www.livestream.com/wkrg_oil_spill http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/oil-ticker/video.html

What do you see when you click the link? Mine come up right away. I have 4 feeds top 2 feeds bottom. Do you have all your java installed? Try clicking "Access DeepWaterBP Live Video Wall"

Thought some of you would be interested in seeing this. Its sad this has been happening for over a month now... http://www.deepwaterbp.com/

They arn't that bad if they are maintained. Change food ever day or every other day. Wipe down inside of container every 3 days. Clean whole cage once a week. Younger crickets should not make noise. Should be fine

So maybe I was a bit forward in my previous post but let me ask some of you this... Would you be opposed to the feeding of baby veilds or pygmy chams to older adult chams?

Heres what I use. Its only a thermometer but works great. Can single out the exact spot I want tested http://www.harborfreight.com/infrared-thermometer-93984.html?xcamp=google&utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=cpc&zmam=13262200&zmas=12&zmac=112&zmap=93984

Some Thoughts Lets break the "pinky feeding" arguments down into a few categories: Frequency I think we all agree that when pinkies are fed regularly, a higher risk of health issues is taken. That being said, the evidence provided only suggests higher risk, and is not definitive. From...

This is not from experience, but I have seen this argued about for a while. No one seems to have any stories of negative affects and no one can offer any evidence of why it is bad, just that its not natural or not good on a regular basis. My conclusion from this is that its ok for a...

Ok so your question was about size.... Normal rules on food size apply