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Just curious, do most of you replace all of the soil of store bought plants or do you repot just the top half? I thought to replace all, but after reading the care sheet posted on the forum it said to repot just the top half. Planning on putting large rocks on the top anyways so if I can get...

Anemones can be difficult to keep even in well established tanks. I've had reef tank for years until I recently had to take mine down to move. I'll say this though, it was very difficult for me to maintain a 20g nano reef tank compared to my 90 gallon. You have to do a water change just about...

I'm not sure if you're planning on cup feeding, but if you were to put crickets straight into the enclosure they may escape through the drain. It might be worth it to put some mesh or something over the drain. Awesome setup!

Just had a comment concerning using inline heaters. Would it not make more sense to put a cheap aquarium pump in the reservoir connected by the regular size line the heater requires (no special connections required because the pumps usually require the same size lines as the heaters) and let the...

Thanks for the quick responses

i have a 48" double bulb lighting fixture over my free range with two 6500k bulbs in it right now. I want to replace one of these bulbs with a uvb bulb. Should i stick with the reptisun 5.0 or should i increase it to the 10.0 for more uvb output? the light fixture requires t-8 32 watt bulbs so...

I house my veiled chameleon in a smaller room...8 1/2 ft wide. His free range is set up on only one side of the room at the moment in a corner. I would like to set up a place on the other side of the room to house a mistking. My question is, when the water turns on will he see the water and go...

He ate from my hand several times after I had him for a week but then he stopped. I am putting silk worms on the end of the branch I am using and he is eating off of that just fine. I am thinking about doing that for a little bit and gradually working my way up to using my hand again. Do you...

ok, so what would be the best approach in yalls opinion? Should I wait a week or two for him to free range before i try to do anything with him? When I enter the room he just hides lol. He does seem to be much happier now that he is out of his cage permanently. And when you say you use a stick...

Thanks for all of the comments. They were all really informative.

I am currently treating my juvenile veiled for coccidia. It is almost gone but not quite yet. I am using ponazuril and was wondering if there was any tips on injecting it into worms. How much am I able to inject into a larger silkworm? Any advice would help, thanks.

I agree, they do have their ups. However, in the long run they are not as good as an aluminum. They are also good to use for transporting to the vet if you get the smaller ones. I would think that they would be good for using outside but I have heard that in a hotter climate they can get to hot...

If I'm right in thinking it is the kind that zips up then I wouldn't get them. I have one and in my opinion they aren't the best. They would be great for having a cage outside to let him in for a while or have a smaller one to transport him to the vet in but that's it. The zipping can be loud...

I thought about doing something like this. I want to build a tall setting out of wood that would fit in the corner of the room. It would basically be like a cage with only three sides exposed except there would be no screen or anything on those three sides...totally open. This would be a place...

Thanks for the responses. I will give the free ranging a try and see what happens.

hey everyone, I've had a male veiled for about a month now. He is close to 4 months old. He is not exactly the friendliest little guy. Really it is more of him being really scared of me. If I walk into the room he will lean towards the opposite side of the branch from me. When I take him outside...