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Unfortunately these are fragile creatures.. When health issues come up Vets will have you force feeding, treating and handling several times per day.. Will an animal that is already in ill health its usually a down hill slide.. So sorry for your loss..

You must truly enjoy seing yourself write. Use common sense kid and this amazing thing.............GOOGLE.

Carnivore care works great as long s its used very short term IE a week or two..

Why not continue your initial thread in regards to this?

No problem at all.. (y)

Most people at work know i have always done the Reptile/Amphibian thing. An employee brought me a tiny shriveled up youngster that got in the warehouse from a creek ouside our shop during a really rainy day. I took him home hydrated/fed over a 3 week period and he is now healthy enough to go...

I use use what is basically the same thing. I use it every time i clean the base of my enclosures as well as plants.. What i use is Chlorhexidine Solution 2% which is a very safe product that is also used by Vets. You can find it on amazon.com.

Very cool product! But no way am i going to pay $80 for a glorified dripper ;)..

Ya sorry but your logic has no foundation for cham's in general. They are truly solitary creatures that only come together to mate.. I have worked with 10+ species of the last 20 years and gravid females should not be within vision of the male. Consider yourself enlightened.

To be honest....they dont exactly have the best customer service record anyway a quick youtube search will tell you that.

This is husbandry/love at it's finest.. Well done, i commend you for absolutely no shortcuts taken. Simply beautiful.

I live in the Covington up HWY 18, just remember you can introduce pests when using untreated moss/wood. Collect some Madrone its hard wood thats easily cleaned and has s smooth surface that looks amazing..

Female is now exploring the entire enclosure, she has just started to shed. She is now feeding twice a day with 10 tongs. She really enjoys small/medium Dubia but will readily take anything offered. Hornworms are only offered on Saturdays after being injected with Panacur.

Im really impressed with the Arcadia 6% T-5 HO.

Blank face :/

Exactly what Nick needs........another handful of money :/.. Love Brad :ROFLMAO:

Looks like a bunk bed :eek:..

Mold is very common when a new enclosure is started and its harmless. I have been in the Dendrobatid hobby as well for many years and have build 150+ Vivariums without harm to any of the occupants. The mold will subside. Its always a good idea to have a new enclosure up and going a minimum of...

Agreed, anytime you are working with a soil in a vivarium its important to have the proper cleaning crew in the soild. The great thing about Isopods is if the species of animal is small enough they can become a small never ending food supply! A good rule of thumb when doing this is adding...

Springtails as well as Isopods will help with any mold issue and to be honest should be used in every bio vivarium.