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Hibiscus is a beautiful plant for an enclosure. Make sure you have plenty of light in there or else the leaves will start to turn yellow and die. You may want to pick up a grow light, or keep the enclosure close to a window. With enough light, they are hard to kill (unless your cham eats all the...

most members on here (including myself) will tell you that if you buy anything other than a mist king to start, you will end up hating it and getting the mist king anyway. Its worth the $100 but dont forget you will also need a timer if you get one.

I didn't have any classes today so I decide to take a stroll down to the BGSU Herpitarium. I am a senior here and had, until today, never visited it. They have hundreds of beautiful lizzards, turtles, snakes, etc. and the woman who is head of the program showed me around, let me hold some of the...

From what I know, the previous owner had her since she was very young and never had her with a male so if she is gravid, they are not fertile.

She is old enough to be having eggs and I was wondering if these were just stress colors or receptive/laying colors. She usually looks like this: This is her now, and she is showing these colors more often. Even when I am not around. she also shows these colors: but it...

Sorry for your loss. I hope her eggs are very successful.

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A few adults of each sex and some small dubia roaches. Not many, just enough to get started.

I think its part of moving into a new cage (regardless of age). When I adopted my new one, she was all over the place I presume exploring. After she figured out where everything was she was off the tops and sides.

Self Automated Misting System F/S Includes: 1 - 1 Gallon Tank and Hand Pressure Pump 1 - Melnor Battery Powered Aqua Timer 10 ft. tubing 1 - Spray Nozzle 1 - extra o-ring various brass reducers and fittings to make it work. This system cost me over $70 to build and works great. The timer can...

yes. it keeps them hydrated, waters your plants, adds humidity to your room and takes out the human error of forgetting to mist

heres what I built

probably too hot, trying to get away from the heat and you should be using the w/o d3 daily and the w/d3 twice a month. Most people recommend against the compact UVB Bulb (including myself). Try using a normal 40-60 watt white house bulb instead of the red one, or move it further from the cage

I have girl hands. Palming a basketball is an experience I will never share with most men :(

Instead of the waterfall, if you really want a watering system that is self automated, go with the mist king systems. I just purchased mine and set it up today and it by far exceeded my expectations. It is quieter than anything else I have used and it creates such a fine mist that is evenly...

Other members will recommend you don't use the waterfall. If you had a screen cage, simple drip system (some sort of plastic container with a pin hole in it so that it drips) and a spray bottle you'll be fine for humidity and drinking water assuming you mist 2-3 times daily for a few minutes...

As you may have read, I recently picked up a graceful chameleon off of Craigslist as a rescue (missing nails, mouth rot, generally poor conditions). They had her in a small Zilla screen cage. I did not look at the temps when I picked her up but when I placed her in my 5'tall cage with the same...

I have her in the big cage now. she isnt too happy to see me...

Bella is my sisters cats name. I think Ms. Cleo is and suits her "chameleonality"

I have no experience with mice, but I have read other members recommending one a month being plenty. Pinky mice have a high fat content and offer little other nutrients while adult mice are too large usually.