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Yea I've heard it mentioned before but haven't seen proof it's possible. Bush baby is the first testimonial on it I've seen. But if u try keep us posted. Sounds like it would be very interesting to watch. Ps. Hi Amanda :)

Wow wat a great story! And a great job your doing! That little girly doesnt know how good she's gonna have it!. Are u keeping her or adopting out?

Yea I know! But I switch phones so often keeping the bookmarks was a pain! And before I got my latest smartphone I could only transfer links via my computer! But im up to date! And pics MAYBE tomorrow.. it is my first anniversary. So gotta be extra attentive to the wife :) a frankie photo...

Very nice indeed! Look forward to babies

The water should spray roughly 3-6 minutes 3 times a day. That gives it a thorough soaking and allows for him to drink and also allows enough time for it dry out completely. As for gutloading (which is sandrachameleons expertise) is a manner of taking a normal staple food for the crickets away...

Congrats :) its such a warming feeling isnt it.

If u have a generator on stand by thats best for power outages. What I do incase it happens while im gone is keep a low wattage bulb on all day with a higher wattage bulb hooked up but as backup while im home. I then heat the whole room to 80 degrees steady so if the power goes out it will...

He is turning out beautifuly! Congrats

Ive been off the forum for sometime now! And I miss all of you. I left because my reptile enthusiasm went over its peak. And other hobbys took over my main interest and forum time. Dont think for a second care declined on any of my animals, frankie as well as the rest of the bunch are thriving...

Very attractive! Id love to see some live plants in there! But also letting him setttle for a few weeks first is good.

Also supplementing. I use repashy calcium plus which is good for every cricket every day. If u don't go that route. A plain calcium with NO D3 Daily A calcium WITH D3 2 times a month and a reptivite (multivit) 2 times a month (not the dame day as d3. I switched between d3 and multi every sunday)

He doesnt look bad at all. The eyes are a tad sunken which can be a lack of water. Id recommened the mistking on for 5 minutes 3-4 times a day. Mine just hides from the mister the first 2 minutes. Then drinks. U were correct to drop thebheat and no heat at night. He definatly needs a tad more...

I usually look for it to say 6500k light. But I think this ones got it covered it just doesn't say. U should be able to go to any hardware store. I found a 4 pack of CFL bulbs (compact fluorescent light) for 6 bucks wat walmart. They do great!

Are the temps good in her enclouser? Thats all I can think of for rubbing around other than thats what snakes do. I know neosporain is good on abrasions but not sure about on her nose. So wait for confirmation on that. Can I see her enclosure? I'm interested :)

When shes roaming around as usual is she extended rubbing her nose on the screen? My male ziggy does it. I call it the ziggy dance. But if done enough can cause an abrasion on there nose/mouth opening

Usually they eat dirt do to them feeling like there lacking some sort of nutrition. Large rocks on top of soil is usually recommended for this reason. Its not horribly unhealthy to eat organic soil but does pose an impaction risk.

How old is ur cham? Im gonna assume male. And the humidity should drop below 70% inbetween mistings to dry things out to prevent mildew and mold. What type of enclouser is he in?

yes yes all day is good just have it cascade down some leaves on one side or corner so hes not stuck with it in the way. and i cut mine off at about an hr before bedtime so everythings nice and dry for sleep

yup i have windows 8. my lock screen is my chams enclouser. my desktop background is a close up of his face.. shocking to most lol.. and my user icon is also frankie.. i have other less photo genic reptiles but they dont get too jelous i still have many gigs of folders chalk full of pics of all...