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Sounds like there will be a ton of people at the mayan. We stayed at the Daytona Inn 2 years ago and it wasn't bad but decided we'd check out the mayan this year.

i too use lucky lure, and i've been nothing but pleased with their crickets and their service. I highly recommend lucky lure.

if you are feeding green vegetables, then you probably dont need another water source. i usually add grated carrots and orange slices in there, both serve as sources as water w/o the risk of drowning.

i'm going. We're staying at the mayan thur, fri, and sat then coming home on sunday.

if you dont mind, could you shoot me that pm as well? it's not much, but i'd still like to get my money back.

oh well, at least i didnt sink a pile of money into it. does anyone have any other suggestions for a dry gutload available for purchase? I'd like a dry mix and then i'll add my own wet mix. Right now i'm using a variety of fruits and vegetables along with a commercial gutload (cricket...

i have no clue when or even if i'm gonna get another cham, but it will definitely be panther....locale either nosy be or ankaramy. Daytona is coming up so i'll see what strikes me there.

what's the deal here? closed down or what? I knew that they were really busy when i ordered about 4-5 weeks ago. later i see on the site that he was not taking any more orders; and now the site is closed down completely from the looks of it. Does anyone know whether or not they are going to...

do you have room to lift the cage some, say maybe 4inches or so? if you could then i'd set it on 4x4 blocks and put in some kind of drain with a catch tray underneath. If the bottom of the cage is wood, then it's going to need to be sealed if it is not already. In my opinion it should be...

if you're talking the little bump on their heel of the back feet, then that is only for veileds, and these are panthers. btw, Chris nice little one you got there. i'm harry, we talked for a little while on the saturday of the SC repticon show. At least i think it was you. sorry if it's not.

the words you are referring to are locales (where they come from, usually associated with the nearest city). i've never kept a veiled but from what i've seen they're pretty similar with a few differences in humidity and temperature. for details, use the search feature on this site and you'll...

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but you just wait, he'll have his day soon enough by the way, what do you guys think? he's eating ok from what i can tell and drinks rather well. so far so good.

if you're honest in advertisement, i can't see the problem with selling wc veileds from florida.

i haven't read kris's paper other than what was in the Nat. Geo Article but my interest has now been peaked so to speak. Kent, you say Francois mentions that adults go underground for to "wait" for the rainy season. Personally I'd like to know whether or not he actually found individuals...

here's an idea that my brother tossed at me today i'm i'm actually thinking about testing it in a separate cage from my cham to see how it works. Many of the plant people here know it's a common practice to put gravel in the bottom of the pot so that the water will drain out the bottom better...

what's the prep that goes into feeding off flies. i received some pupae with my new chameleon and the breeder told me they should be "hatching" out in 2-3 days. is there any gutloading or is it just put them in the cage?