Search results

wow there so small! I have never seen hatchlings before. Good luck with them!

The best is to cup feed. My 3 month old panther picked it up in a few days. Now he sits there staring at it waiting for more food. I wish I did this for my first cham its so much easier then finding dead crickets on the ground. Also you dont have to worry about them hurting your cham. I...

they are talking about were they came from within a species. Differnt locals gives a differnt color or "morph". Think Nosy Be Vs. Sambava.

lol he is very festive, its x-mas all year round for this guy! He looks great!

I am never buying anything from wormman again it took almost 2 weeks for my crickets to arrive. They said 2-3 day shipping.... I had to go to pet co. and we all know how great the price is...

a method of gut loading beforehand is to starve the crikets for 12-24 hours then 1 hour before feeding give them a gutload. They will much it all down for they are starved. A cricket is only good as long as it hasent pooped.

not always a few little pieces hang on from time to time. They fall off a few days after everything else has. Like the tips of the feet or joints.

yea can you tell us were you got the pump and parts? and how much everything cost?

Can someone define this? How is it done? What problems come with it?

a reptile that likes to get pet is a monitor not a cham.

wont they fight? I found one once outside and fed it to my leopard geko. It was a battle to the death fun to watch the thing fight even while half of it was in his mouth. It tried to take out his eyes. I guess just make sure it not too big for him.

I just worry that he will jump and hurt himself. Today I was cleaning and he jumped and fell like 2 feet. He just sat there for a second then hid in his plant for an hour.

I dont know if 55psi will make a nice mist let alone for 4 nozzles. The rainmaker uses a 400 psi pump.

Man this little guy cant sit still. Hes only 3 months old and when I tried to take him out to move him outside for a bit he kept jumping put of my hands! I have never had a cham do that. My vield never did he just hissed and stayed on my hand. I guess he is staying in his cage till hes older...

wax worms are very fatty and should only be used as treats.

yea it the veiled here is the flyer about it http://www.hear.org/misc/pdfs/misc_veiledchameleon_flyer.pdf

you should dust everyday when they are that young. Just change it up with differnt dusts. Like a vitamin dust on day, Ca dust the next. Also gut load the food they eat. They grow real fast when they are that young. Oh and if hes indoors make sure that your dust has some D3 in it.

if by caught you say wild check for parisites also how did you get it out with customs and all. Its a big fine to have a cham there.

dont get the habba mister it really blows. Just save up for a good system.

I got my panther from them at a show and they were very nice and informative about there stock. They are well known for there chams and it shows. They have some of the best around. A bit pricy but after my vailed died I will only get from good breeders. My vaileds beeder did not even know he...