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It probably left a funky aftertaste (theyre one of the less tastier bugs i've tried.) -Steve

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glen, bob, jim, joe, jon, sally, sara, alexandra, -Steve

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Off Topic: I have the same B-Day as Sid Vicious -Steve

High protein gutload leads to gout in chameleons. So don't. -Steve

Mah cheerios :mad: -Steve

Under the plant pot??

I'll just stand near chuck norris. zombies steer clear of him. -Steve

I recommend a veiled (From Yemen) But a Panther would work.

Apperantly Northern BC has the most cases! =O Thats where i live:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: -Steve

LOL your kidding, Right? xD Is petroleum rare in the states? In canada, theyre plastic, as well as the UK!

I Recommend 1 waxworm every week and a half. -Steve

Thats okay, My petshop told me my veiled was a pygmy!:eek:

Dont start multipli threads about 1 thing. -Steve

https://www.chameleonforums.com/silkworms-101-a-7906/ Scroll Down a little. -Steve EDIT: Pg 2 has the other half... just scroll down

HAHAHAHAHAHA i LOVE the last pic!!!!

Simply put in a cup or set on something in the cage. Definatly not, because of their high chitin and low nutrition. once a week is fine, since variety is key, and the more different feeders the better. but not every day, as they can become impacted. You need to gutload. I recommend collard...

My gutload is celery, carrot, potato, yam, apple, orange, bearded dragon bites, etc. I make my own dry gutload with white rice, yazmine rice, oats, seven grain.. umm... bread making stuff, whole wheat flower, crushed eggshells, mulberry chow, cornmeal, etc etc etc

Repcal uses Oyster shell. Oyster shell contains no phosphorus. -Steve