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like i said, i didnt know if it did matter, but i have read that you need to wash your hands b4 & after handling your chameleons, so i thought maybe having an open wound might be susceptible to an infection from the baby

hehehe oops!....i meant CUT! :o

i am sorry to bring this up, being a newbie & all, & probably wrong in bringing this up, but shouldnt your cute be covered?:confused:

that is 1 fancy system you have there!:D I didnt notice what you did for the bottoms of the cages, did u drill a hole in the corner to allow it to go into the trough, or just slant the bottoms?

awww, am i the only person here from Alberta?:(

my 1st batch of crickets & supers were supposed to arrive on Friday, but Canada Post lost them! Something tells me that i will need a 2nd shipment:(

You make me laugh, Syn! Ghostloading, that was cute. Or is it an actual term, not just yours?:cool:

just so you know, u cant use fibreglass on crickets, they will eat through it:eek:

With there still being 10 days b4 i receive my baby panthers, i had accidentally ordered my feeders a bit early, finding out after Feeder Factory e-mailed me on wednesday saying they had been shipped!(1000 crickets & 250 supers) Although i was unprepared for them this early, i scrambled to get...

Damm, i guess i shoulda asked b4 i bought! I thought for sure that when the superworm breeding text called for dixie cups, that they meant plastic! I figured they could chew their way through paper, so i bought plastic, even though the lids were meant for paper. My supers will be here...

i really loiked thepics of the russian girls too!:o

I have heard a lot of you say that butterworms are very fatty, but someone had posted a nutrient comparison a couple weeks ago, & it showed butterworms as having a very low fat %, lower than crickets even...was i reading that wrong?:confused:

Thanks everyone for your input, & yes, i wouldnt get my full $ back on selling the hoods(i got them from the US, & although i am pretty sure Pangea would take them back, i more than likely would need to pay for shipping), so i will probably hold on for now, & maybe an opportunity will arise to...

ok, i decided to try to sell the hoods locally, but 1 important question, being that the hoods can only use the compact fluorescent tube & are not good for chameleons, what reptiles(or other animal) are they safe for? I need to know so i dont hurt the buyers pet!;)

ok, when everyone was telling ppl not to use coil bulbs, i am pretty sure you were talking about the spiral ones(at least that was my impression), the 1 i am talking about is a fluorescent too, it has 1 bend in it, so you are saying the 2 hoods i bought are useless, cause it takes a compact...

I just got my order from Pangea today, & a couple things were messed up. I guess its my mistake, but certainly an easy newbie one. I ordered 2 18" hoods & 2 5.0 Reptisun fluorescent bulbs. The problem is, the hood is for a compact bulb, & i got the straight one. I went on the website to see...

i also meant to ask....the 4x4 holes i cut out on opposite sides for ventilation, should they be on the bottom, middle, or top of the side?

i am planning on breeding crickets too, this was an excellent link, but because there were mo pics( & i am a visual person) i got lost in a coupls of aspects. If anyone knows where some pics of the setup is, or have pics of there own, sharing would be greatly appreciated:D When i put the egg...

i used to love watching Steve Irwin even when he showed amimals i wasnt interested in- now that i have the Chameleon passion in me, he was even better! Thanks:D

i dont know enough to keep critiquing, but since the experts are still sleeping, did you cross-reference the plants to find out if they are safe for Chams?