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She has definatly been breed. (witnessed the FULL hook-up atleast 6 times) The yellow color seems to be what is confusing me. I have read that in the wild, some stages of growth can actually stop until conditions are right. (not sure where I read it and this was about 15 years ago) With...

What are the two green lizards? First I thought they were iganas but then noticed there were no spines. Second thought they were Grandis Day Geckos but noticed there are claws. Thinking it might be Green Tree Monitor but not sure. What is it?? Thanks!

Here is the info--- Female veiled has laid two cluches of eggs and all were yellow. The first cluch was infertile or seemed to be, with eggs showing no sigh of change I decided to open one and they were infertile. Second cluch were yellow (laid March 3rd) and after 3 months decided to turn...

First comment or thought would be... Get a new pair.:) Second would be, you would need multiple pairs to test your experiment. 1. does wetness effect the deterioration process? 2. does temp effect the deterioration process? What are your thoughts?:cool:

One word-- wow:) Looks as if the burm was sizing up a little snack.

Great shot! Makes me want to go out and eat a grasshopper.:D

VERY nice collection. How do they get light? Do you have both indoor and outdoor setups? I like the VFT without the cilia... Is this a mutation you created?

Congrats on the tube feeding... One thing you really have to becareful about when doing It, the food goes into the digestive track and not into the lungs. Keep up the great job!

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:D (i would hook ya up with a little starter cup) Avatar is only 2 of the 11 in a 90gal. (Pic taken 2 months ago) Teaser pics:) (shocked this topic hasn't been moved yet)

Not sure about other chameleons, but my Veileds love veggies and when I tried some Sundew and Neps. They were eaten within a few hours so the only plants I keep with them are ones that are intended for food. few of my plant babies.. :)

If you set up a pen in your yard and keep it protected, the injury will heal on its own (put a little antibiotic cream on to protect and help heal). Just make sure he/she doesn't get to hot and has a nice place it can burrow. The shell did its job by protecting the body inside. :) Get some nice...

Here is the little fella. He scooted out of the first pic.

Oh yes! Look what hatced today.. 1 of 5... cuttlefish egg

SSimsswiSS lol I knew before even posting my pics you would have them also, or have had them. Are you into Axolotls also? :D

That is awesome!!! Free bees are always good, especially if you have the time for the care. If you have never done, get with local elementary school and give them a free critter show. The word will pass and BADA BING, start your own business as other schools will gladly pay for your service...

Here are a few of mine--- The babies took about 6 months to hatch, cute little critters.

I know the feeling.. It started when I ate a big cricket at 4 years old (don't remember but was told that by parents). 8 years old picked up my first bark scorpion 9 years old Tiger salamanders and baby turles at 10 baby rabbits and Garter snakes. At 13 got into dwarf seahorse and goldfish...

Lets just hope he stays calm, but puffing would be okay because it means he is alert and is reacting to a bigger creature(protecting itself). Remember, it would be like KING KONG walking around us and going in for a grab every now and then. I might get a little puffy if that happened. :)

Sorry but I have to ask. What does having him for a week have to do with not holding him? Puffing up is pretty normal anyway. :)

Saltwater is awesome. I have 3 tanks running and mainly have seahorses at the moment. I use to have octopus, cuttlefish and frogfish. It might be a lighting issue and temp thing going on. Can you give us your light situation and tank perameters? Snails are always good to have. How long has...