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I’m finding it funny as I can relate all too well. 😂 💗

In case of prolapse, soaking in a sugar water helps to shrink the prolapsed tissues. While prolapses aren’t a terribly common occurrence, it’s not a bad addition to have in a first aid kit. I’m surprised by the number of homes I’ve been in where they don’t have sugar.

Silkworms and grasshoppers are safe.

I’m not sure how you would plan for a tornado or power outage , since those are random surprise events. However, some keep a ‘bug out’ bag at the ready in case of needing to move your chameleon for evacuation. A mesh pop up hamper with zipper closure makes for a convenient emergency enclosure...

That is crazy cute! Reminds me of the cute little kids wearing only their superhero mask and baggy diaper. 😂 🤗

Silkworms are awesome staple feeders and up there with roaches for nutrition. Superworms are great for treats as they are quite fatty and more like a ‘candy’ for reptiles. Supers can bite, but usually chameleons know enough to aim for their head. Silkworms do not bite. Another great feeder for...

Not to be a jerk, but I am curious…looking back on your previous posts, you have had so many issues and problems with breeding, so why are you still doing this? The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.