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You must not eat Whopper Jr's very often.

I clicked the link... it took me to a porn site :eek:

use the search feature at the top of this page and search drainage. There are many threads about how to make a drainage system for your cage.

they will lay infertile eggs. Just make sure you have a laying bin in your viv.

Youtube is probably going to remove your sound.

make sure there is misting/dripping water available too. They are quite thirsty after a long trip in a box.

use a tube UVB. Make the glass screen, get rid of the bark chips and don't keep a male and female together except when breeding. also, ditch the water bowl, get a dripper system going and you will need to mist 3+ times a day. Drainage will be a problem

Look into FRP - Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Paneling. Its like $35 for a 4x8' sheet at Home Depot.

I saw them in there... I knew what they were and just for fun asked the sales people if they knew anything about them.. got the usual petsore answer :rolleyes:. After they walked away, I opened the container up to look at them, as I do with all my store bought feeders to find they were all close...

She is turning into a lovely young lady :)

mine does the same. I think its normal

This is a pretty bad case of mouth rot. I got her from craigslist like this and it is clearing up now.

and what kind of snail is this. I found it on a new plant I got at home depot

legally, if the terms of the deal were not disclosed either verbally or in writing, it is up to interpretation. If the person said let me think about it over night or for a few days and you agreed to this, then that is a time frame that the deal is open. If they counter offered, the original...

1 male veiled, 1 graceful female

I put some CC in with my feeders in a bowl and usually give it one squirt with water. My cham loves to eat it directly with or without the feeders. Does anyone else witness this? This isn't a problem is it?

you can dehydrate them and turn them into powder in a food processor. then add water when your ready to feed... at least that is how I understand the concept

yeah. If they get ripped out, they dont grow back. I rescued a cham from craigslist that is missing 1-2 off of each foot not to mention other problems

around 12 hrs for mine

just in 5x7" fold top containers Crickets and roaches are in separate 10 gal tanks