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I think you shoudl rename Louie to Tyson.... haha. after mike tyson

Yeah. Dam crickets are smart. They just go to the very top of the screen i glued on the wall of the milk jug that faces the openning of the jug, and then they launch themselves as hard as they could. If only they could talk, I'd hear "Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee" or "wooohooooooo" every 3-5 minutes. I'm...

...Unless we ourselves are not able to attain the transportation to get to a hospital. hehe.

I think I would just end up vaccuuming my whole room if that happened... Give me a reason to clean my room. haha.

Okay, So last night I tried making a cup feeder out of one of those plastic milk jugs. I asked about one of these probably a month ago. I was wondering how you would make a container that would keep the crickets in there without having them jump out. My assumptions were right, they do jump out...

Dang man... my one year old male veiled is on a cricket strike as well. He refuses to eat the ones in his cage. He looks at them like he's hungry and he's about to zap one, but then he just watches it pass by him. It's disappointing... He's wayyyy bigger than those little guys and he looks so...

Yeah. I agree with what everyone else said. I would flip the tank vertical and find a way to make a few of those sides screened... if you can't. THen I would b*tch at the pet store you bought it from and tell them they recomended you product that is actually bad for your pet's health. I dunno...

I have a one year old male Veiled that's the friendliest cham I've ever had. His only problem is that initial handling to get him out of his cage. He doesn't hiss, gape, or lunge at me, he just looks at me and walks away slowly. I usually put one hand in front of him and one behind him, that way...

Hmm. .what do people mean when they say wash them with soap and water? The leaves? or use soap and water to flush the soil and roots? Stupid question of mine, but I'm looking to buy a plant for my chams again and I've beenreading about washing them with soap and water and then repot.

I bet ur first reaction was to say out loud "Ahhh Sh*T... dammit!!" How did you take care of that situation?

lol.. that picture of the bricks sitting on top of that container remind me of that scene in Napoleon Dynamite where Napoleon's older brother tried to demonstrate how durable his containers were by running over it with his van... When he backed into it, it just popped and broke... then he just...

It's your unconscious emotions towards your caring and worries for your beloved pet. hahaha. I have dreams like that. The weird thing is.. I just have random dreams. I'll have dreams about just doing normal cage cleaning or misting... and i'll wake up thinking if i actually did those things or...

hmm.. what about that Shed-Eaze stuff to help them shed better?

How come it's not good for chameleon food? I was thinking you could spray the crickets or other insects with it and then dust them. The overall humidity is in the 65s. I already corrected myself on that. haha. I thought it was something you would spray on your reptile since it was on the...

Hmm.. Nevermind, The vitaspray thing... well it's called Liquid Vitamin and it's not something you spray on your chameleons. I was looking for something that i might be able to spray onto the chameleons skin.

Has anyone used that Flukers vitamin spray with electrolytes? My male veiled's skin looks ashy. He just shed about 3 weeks ago, but his skin looks as though it's dry. I do keep him hydrated and even give him a warm showering once a week if not once every two weeks. I mist his cage well... but if...

I have a one year old male veiled that is ona cricket strike and he's lazy too. He'll eat the hornworms and the silkies... he doesn't like mealworms or super... and I've noticed his aim sucks when it comes to crickets. He would come as close as he can to a cricket that's on the screen wall, and...

I tried useing that submersible fogger above my female veileds cage so that the fog would fall inside in her cage thinking it would keep the humidity up... The only thing it did was make my veiled stand away from the fog and just watch the lil fog clouds fall. I dont think she liked it. haha...

I have an 8-month female veiled that has a big attitude. I have about a one year old male veiled that's the friendliest. He sits on his branch and watches me in my room. When I walk across he follows me with his head. When I open his cage to pick him up, the most that he does is try and walk...

LOL yeah. I was jokin' about my gf. lol. :cool: