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Note that crix will chew through the fabric type screen. If you do the sides. Removing the dead crix will also eliminate this problem.

Once you go ghanns you wont go back..Ive used many cricket companys.. and Ghanns is by far the best..Cleanest and healthiest crickets of any. I order the 4000 1/2" special they run for around 41$ shipped. with next day delivery.. generally with proper care i only have about 400 die out of the...

I have herd by many that Bob is very honest. I told him every detail about my enclosure(type of top,type of screen,ect.) also im thinking of buying a meter before i purchase the bulb. If i do.. gotta do more research.

thanks Dave, I sent Bob an email..ill let you know what he responds.

Thanks for all of the info guys i am beginning to lean tward the reptisun. but i found thos brand that researches the new mv bulbs.. Check it out and tell me what you think www.reptileuv.com/ also is posting links like that for reference allowed on this forum, it is on a few others, but i dont...

Well heres the epic question. Its about time to change my uvb bulbs and i was wondering which is better, MV all in one bulbs, such as the ZooMed Powersun, and the Exo-Terra Solar Glo. Or the Traditional Tubes? It will be for a veiled cham. My enclosure is an all screen custom made, 48"h...

the only reason im taking the bark off is i like the looks of the exposed wood.. And if he eats the bark of these Muscadine grape vines it would definetly cause impaction and cut his insides.. after it is sanded it looks alot like normal "sandblasted grapevine" tha people pay outragous prices...

Im just cutting the vines and letting them dry out..then stripping off the bark and sanding smooth.. its the really old vines that dont have leaves on them anymore..they mabe 40 or 50 ft long extending from tree to tree..and im cutting the curvy sections out of them. But can you just cut and...

haha Thank you, I was hoping they are ok, cause my cham loves them hes been on it since ive put it in there.. and i have a bunch more.. and the best part...THEYRE FREE!! i have them everywhere near my house.. They should be ok for a Chinese water dragon also shouldnt they?

Thanks DG. Leaves will not be a problem, as i have stripped alll leaves and batk off. so if the inside wood isnt poisonous then ill be ok.

Well i put them in there anyway...hope they not dangerous...if he dies or gets sick guess ill let everyone know not to use these since there is no one else that has a clue..

heres myne..I know fake plants arnt as good as real ones but hes happy.

I apologize for my ignorance..the plant is a fiscus elistica...i think thats how you spell it.. and yes it is fine..

how well can you see him? if you can alwayse see him then he may feel exposed.. myne did this while young until i made a hiding spot in the corner where he couldnt be seen at all..then he stayed in hiding all the time..so i hung plants on the front of his cage and he didnt spend as much time...

Ive got a bunch of muscadine grape vines that i have cut and im wanting to put the vines in my cage for my veiled cham. I know that you can use regular sandblasted grapevine with chameleons, but what about these?? I have sandblasted them and let them dry out and they look just like regular...

I have had success putting a container of water with a small under tank heater under it...make a screen lid for the container so the cham wont fall in the water.. DO NOT FILL IT UNTIL ITS IN THE CAGE...you could get electricuted if watergets on the uth..if the bottom of your cage holds water you...

By "rubber" do you mean Soft plastic, like exo-terra plants?

I have found that this vine is muscadine grape vines..They are native to where i live. But does anyone know if it is toxic after being sandblasted? with all the bark removed?

Im new to the site guys but not the hobby..Im a member at many forums about reptiles but none can answer my question..So i came here..lol I need to know if i can use some vines i found in the woods in my Veileds cage.. the vines can get quite large and stretches from tree to tree like branches...