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    Veiled Chameleon with a large growth on her head

    Yes, please keep us up to date on it. It helps with everyone's general information.
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    San Diego Reptile Super Show

    Thanks summoner for posting the picts. Turns out that Crested Gecko of mine will be a very nice breeder. mind if I use that photo? :D Oh, and regarding the guy with the Parsons at the show. I found quite a few pages on him after I got home on sunday Here's one. and his flikr page I came...
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    Do chameleons have mood swings?

    They're aware and have personalities Congrats. You just have to get to know the species yes, they do have mood swings stemming from their own psychology as well. It really helps to know what they're thinking and interested in. Basically, Tthe dark color is him either being very...
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    Veiled Chameleon with a large growth on her head

    Alright, here we go. I've looked at your image it would have been much better to have given us several from different angles so as well as some frame of reference to measure the growth. I've shortened down a long story. There are papilloma virus's that infect chameleons. I had it on...
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    Seeing a lot of locales advertised online that look like another locale

    F1 and F2 don't match Thanks Kent I was just going to point this out. The concept of Nosey Be is determined by the feedback loop in the breeding market. The breeders locals have a fuzzy connection to what is in the wild. Breeders have to breed to the market demands and right now that is...
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    My new true blue

    cardiff? What State, Nation? you got to include that type of stuff on the internet.
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    San Diego Show

    Back from the dead Why do you think the prices are out of hand? I go there looking to personally meet the breeders and pick out their top of the line pets. you can get a bulk animal without lineage verification. it depends on what you're looking for.. or to avoid. Yes, the sunday prices are...
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    plant????

    grape vines are fine I've had my first chams chewing on them the only problem is that they require full light. and are best outdoors with non tropical species.
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    Cleaning Dubia Cage?

    I clean mine out every few months the droppings can be a food source for beetles, gnat larva, bacteria and assorted fungus. best to keep it clean. the process is simple by taking the egg crates and shaking them out into a new enclosure (storage tub w/ new egg crates) The old egg crates...
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    Male Veiled Colouring

    Yeah well that's some serious MBD. The problem may have been that if he was trapped with alpha males and kept down low he may have not gotten enough UV from the top of the enclosure Secondly, there's a real chance that he might not have also gotten all the fresh crickets and powered insects...
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    Dubia all Pre-Gutloaded in San Diego (no shipping)

    Whoops, I mean to have the subject say "I'll deliver!" All of these have been raised on my own gutload mix (high protein / calcium / vitamin mix formulated for chameleons) and fresh fruit as their moisture. I can provide a mix of sizes with a good sex ratio. Get your own feeders started or use...
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    translucents- sad story from today

    bad breeders hurt us all. There are ways of dealing with this type of person if they're at a show and have animals in the conditions as you describe fish and game will usually have something to say about it Here in California there's a list of rules and at every show there's a few wardens...
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    Gutloaded B. Dubia for sale!

    Thanks... much appreciated.;D
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    Gutloaded B. Dubia for sale!

    :) Yes cheaper than crickets meaning: cheaper to maintain cheaper by weight gram for gram for money spent better "meat" to shell ratio than crickets. crickets are difficult to reproduce.. these are easy... grow your own vs buying crickets every week yes they can climb up the screens but...
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    Looking for more bugs

    While I haven't had a problem with an animal refusing to eat anything other than superworms once they've been exposed. I can't rule out that happening. What I can say is that you shouldn't use wild caught pillbugs just because I know that they can carry parasites (fact). Weather or not these...
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    New food....lobster!?

    I first kept lobsters as feeders for a few years before I moved on to B. Dubia My experience is that they stink. They emit a odor when caught. The Panthers refused to eat them (Veilds didn't like them either). I had to snip off the legs to slow them down enough for the chams to target them...
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    Gutloaded B. Dubia for sale!

    I live in San Diego (University Heights) if it works for you we can meet The good thing that I can tell you(for the wife) is that these lack any offensive smell, they don't climb, fly, bite, chirp or run fast. they're a hell of a lot cheaper then crickets They'll eat your fruit scraps...
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    Gutloaded B. Dubia for sale!

    Brian, No offense intended. I thought it would be nice to maintain the price and not try to undercut anyone. It just looked like a good well thought out list when I did a quick search. If you like I'll rewrite it.. just in a hurry and needed work fast since I'm currently in the process of a...
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    Gutloaded B. Dubia for sale!

    I got too many B. Dubia Roaches!!! and want to get rid of at least half my lot. They're well fed and I'll include a mix of sizes and sexes. I've provided them with a high protein / calcium / vitamin mix as the dry food coupled with fruits and melons for the water source. get your own feeders...
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    White dubia???

    I take the "ghost" males and feed them asap to the chams they go down easier. the chams turn their noses up at the hard shelled males they're not nearly as meaty as the females... but mostly wings and shell. Every cham I have will only go after the ones without wings nowdays unless they're...
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