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Okay, that sounds like a pretty good idea. They currently live together in a large enclosure with seperate basking areas. I will move him to a seperate enclosure so she can enjoy her space. And I certainly have! I have been tong feeding these guys for the most part and have gotten a little...

Hey Everyone, I acquired a male and female Verru early this year, when they arrived the female laid 23 eggs as I took her out of her box. However none were fertile. After starting to simulate a dry season, I entered the reptile room this morning to see them entwined. I immediately left...

I also spray my crickets with water before feeding when this happens. The first hit probably won't stick, but they seem to appreciate it.

1.1 Verrucosus - Bonnie and Clyde

It is pretty sturdy, PVC doesn't come apart or break very easily. I think using an adhesive would be a little too messy for this. If I used a finer screen, I would probably have tied it to the pvc with skinny metal wire.

I have only ever had Jacksons and these, but I believe it is close. Vegas Chad at Tiki Tiki is the only one I know who of who may have Verrus semi-soon. December I think, if they're eggs go right.

Yep, furcifer verrucosus. Giant Spiny. This is the male, Clyde. The female is gorgeous but shy, I'll try to get a pic up of her soon.

Mites can be brought into your home with clothes, other pets, or anything really. They'll even hitch a ride on other insects! They can be picked up from the woods, a friends house, or a highly-traveled pet store aisle. I once had bad mites on a boa I adopted, and the only thing I've found to...

The Rubbermaid may work perfectly to place some potted plants in! I haven't gotten there yet, but good call :)

Thanks for the comments! Anithesis - I feed with tongs, or I will sometimes put the feeder insects in that ceramic bowl if they are shy that day. Normally that is not sitting in the enclosure. But of course there have been many escapees haha Leroux & Sue - A screen would be a great idea...

Hey Everyone, This is my first post - I thought I'd share some plans and pics for you DIYers. I found this to be the most efficient and cleanable setup. It can all be torn down and set back up in a matter of a day. I'll add more details if it helps! What you'll need: (Hardware) Zip...