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Yes, I did get some from them. I got 20 and the shipping on them was as much as the cups.

An earty substrate? Im pretty sure most on here would advise against any substrate.

So far I have collected over 400 eggs and the first ones started hatching this morning. Took about 6 days for them to start hatching. Now gonna have tomfigure out what tomdo with them all. Next time im going to pupate 50 instead of 14 I already have a few people wanting them to feed to their...

Just go to your local lumber store and look for rigid plastic sheets. Shower curtain would work too but may not look as nice. More plants and longer mistings would also probably solve your deliema. My cages get misted 6 times a day for 1 minute each and the humidity goes up to around 80 then...

Incandescent bulb, used as a basking bulb, usually 60 watts

Fluorescent tube, used for uvb and plant growth.

Compact fluorescent, some use this style for their uvb.

The wattage depends mostly on what size fixture you have and weather it is HO or VHO. You need 1 uvb bulb and 1 regular household bulb for basking, most use a 60 watt. You can get a double fixture and use a uvb and a 6500k bulb for the plants. Remember the fluorescent tubes are the long skinny...

Fluorescent tubes seem to be a favorite. I use them on my 2 cages while my brother uses the compact fluorescent type. I dont see any difference besides the tubes covering more area. I use 100 watt regular incandescents for the basking lights. For a jacksons you might want to use the 5.0 uvb I...

my work forces me to perform tasks that i'm not comfortable with everyday just because it makes their lives more convenient. :D

My veiled is about 6 inches in body length and he is in a 16x16x30 right now. Soon to be in a 24x24x48 when I get around to finishing it.

Id say is a good size to move into a larger cage.

I have bare bottoms in all of my enclosures. The urate is solid like the poop so it wont get everywhere. In my bigger cages I use a filter fabric just to cover the plastic grid I use for my drainage system. I pick the poop up off of it every day .

Use a plant out of her cage and aim the shower at the wall. The water will bounce off the wall and onto the plant and chameleon.a warm misting will do the job too. Warm the water up in your spray bottle and spray her down for several minutes.

She is fine, they will eat their skin. I have seen my veiled do it twice now. My geckos eat it every time they shed. You can mist her several times or give her a luke warm shower to help loosen it all, just domt put her directly under the water.

Some use super worms as a staple food. I feed my 16 month old panther crickets, roaches, supers, hornworms, and silk worms when I can find them. Crickets, supers and hornworms is his main food source.

And the eggs

Picture of a few moths

Picture of my cage

Just got home from work and found 12 eggs on the tomato plant. Put them in a cup to wait to hatch. Hope I get about 3-400 eggs out of this batch.