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i caught mine eating pothos leaves, so i switched the plant out for a hibiscus. he doesnt eat fruits or veggies, just tears the hibiscus pland up. he likes the flowers too!

ive never tried it, but maybe an extra tall exoterra, the one i have is 3x3x18" it's definately big enouge, i just worry about air circulation. maybe if you put a mini clip on fan blowing across the surface of the cage, or straight at the closed doors. if you did that you could have a planted...

painted ladies would be awesome! i think pssh has them, if not you might have to go through insect lore. we wnet to their faciltiy, they breed the butterflies in screen cham cages! you just need to get ahold of the host plant for the cats.

it would be awesome if they could allow a set number of farm raised animals out per year. but then again, that would make sense, and therefore never happen.

also taking them to the lfs could expose them to viruses and parasites. many LFS deal w/ WC animals and you don't know what kind of bugs they'll feed. might be those nasty virus loaded LFS crix and they probabaly dont gutload. if you must, you must, but if given those 2 choices, i would trust...

even in the wild, they go for periods of time w/o rain. making sure that they are properly cared for before you leave is key. we have had a power outage while we were gone, (and a friend was looking after the place, he didn't even notice that the lights and misters werent going off!) if its...

wait, my daughter just came home w/ 2 turtles.

1.1 ambanja 1.2 ambilobe 1.0veiled 1.0trans veiled 1.0 sambava 1.1 jacksons 0.0.6 ambanjalobies 1.1.3 golden day dust geckos 5.10.32 cresteds 0.4.2 gargoyle geckos 3.0.1 beardies 1.1 kingsnakes 32.97 ball pythons 15.90.? rats 4.20.? mice 8.20.?ASF 0.0.2 red eyed tree frog...

I like the bee pollen idea! it's just what we're going to try during breeding season, i just seem to have a hard time getting my females back on feed after laying. after talking it out with the hubby, we're going to try it after the first clutch. i just worry, they tend to go off feed 3-4...

he's so cute! good luck!

We go away all the time! We travel all over for show and sometimes just for vacation, a week is no biggie! don't even stress! first of all, you need to start planning now so that your last clutch ov eggs will be in the incubator atleast a month before you leave, also remember that some...

you need a womans touch! try it, i bet he'll get up for a hot girl! if not, don't worry, he may just be a late bloomer.

I can speak from experience, i had a hatchling Sambava that got her tail stuck in the aluminum screen when she was a week old, the tail fell off and has not grown back. she's 5 months old now and gets by just fine.

wow! he looks great, roaches and earthworms work well as alternate feeders for sick chams. in a worst case scenario, i've even made a nasty smoothie w/ reptiworms, bluebottle maggots, earthworms, and dubia (w/ the legs pulled off), i also added pedialite and mazuri fro insectavores. I have a...

she looks great, just keep your eyes on the lay box, it will happen. mine didnt like the misters on or being watched, to i turned the misters off and covered her cage, then i only misted 2x a day after checking to see that she was not in the box

yes, you want repashy calcium plus, w/ the leo on it. also consider vit A plus (w/ the dart frog on it). it's awesome for monthly suplementing.

try to get atleast 15 minutes reall sun whenever possible, i do it @ noon solong ars it's over 60. i'm working on setting up a perch w/ a heat emitter so i can get them all out 2-3 times a week over the winter. not having real sunshine when they're used to it really messes them up! Good luck!

looks great!

he's very pretty!

the cham is hot, but i love the frogs!