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repti-sun is the better brand, but if you can't find them, defnitely go with the repti-glo. just FWI, 5.0 bulbs should be replaced every 5-6 months.

ask? http://www.facebook.com/pages/DNJREPTILES/184238249029

what supplements are you using?

send them to me! ..i'm fresh out of males. :D

it's a hassle, but not too bad. let me know what you find!

everything but the plants hanging on the back are live, there's a large pothos, a dracaena and a few spider plants.

i use a 5.0 on one of my reptariums(same thing) and haven't had a problem.

you can get the starter kit for just $99 http://www.mistking.com/Starter-Misting-System-MKMSN-NEW.html

mistking, hands down! their quality puts most other auto misters to shame, nozzles are top notch..you get a super fine mist. the pump itself is well crafted and can run dry with no problems. make sure you use distilled water though, or else the nozzles will become clogged! (tapwater treated...

i love it. HD baby! he's a 20 year old rescued umbrella, he plucked so badly in his first home that the feathers on his chest, legs, and flight feathers will never grow back. i've had him 5 years and no plucking :)

LOL, yeah..apartment full of Tarantulas, Scorpions, Chams, Dogs and one crazy Cockatoo..haha. using a Nikon D3100 :D

welcome! :D

you meantioned it in an earlier post here, lol. i'm interested to see what results you get from mixing the two brands, should be a fun experiment.

i just went through all 24 pages of this thead(little dizzy!). looks like you did an awesome job with kamo, can't wait to see the little panthers in a few months! my sister went to environmental studies as well, of course..no chams to rescue whe she was there.. -_-

very nice!

i like www.diycages.com, $99 shipped for that size with them, www.LLLreptile.com also has fair prices.

those dimensions should be fine, but as camimom suggested bigger is always better!

here's my big guy "Carl"(same as in the feeding vid above) (click the thumbnails!)

i'd have to assume, since they are a florist, that they are getting them from a nursery somewhere. i have never seen any schefflera for sale anywere local..i guess i'll have to check out that place in brooklyn that jon mentioned. i've always used pothos, because it's so abundant around here...

this place is up by 200th st. thanks for the heads up on the brooklyn market, hate to have to carry a ficus around on the subway though..ugh.