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@Decadancin @Scottsquatch any suggestions what to block it with?

I was thinking maybe just moving it up to medium size not large. Would this be better?

I have two baby chameleons that I want to separate, they are both in a small reptibreeze and I need to seperate them. I've read and heard a lot of people's opinions about putting baby chameleons in large enclosures but would it honestly 100% be bad to put a baby chameleon in a large reptibreeze?

I'll give it a try ;)

We have Whole Foods ,and Walmart :D I'll be buy a Whole Foods tommorow so maybe I'll stop by to check it out!

Would it be in the vegetable section?

I don't know if it's just me but I can never find dandelions :( where do you get yours?

Are there any super veggies you or anyone else reccomend ? Is there like a special mix that will be good? I just put apples and lettuce :unsure:

My room stays around 75-80 and I keep 3 large bins , I have one bin with cricks, one has adult/large discoids, and one the there has the smaller discoids (I like to sort them through size) . I always feed em with veggies and fruit and 30-50 pinheads I have stay alive for quite a while, on the...

I used to used to use calcium sand for my leopards but I tend to notice that it kept going into their water dish and would always get alittle bit on the feeders , this scared me and I got rid of it ASAP because I was not risking her life for "fashionable" substrate so I think it's a good idea...

Well said my friend ;)

Idk I feel like they won't be as healthy for them to eat :rolleyes::p

Great :) thanks so much! I can't wait to start feeding discoids , I prefer roaches over any feeder any day :p:D

@LittleVeiledExplorer and @Carlton should I just cut a circle and cut to the center and put it around the plant base?

Has anyone had the problem of crickets or FF going into the dirt in the pot of the plant? They kept going into the substrate so I switched to fake plants but I really want to use real ones. Has anyone had any success preventing the bugs from going into the dirt? I'm thinking the only way is a...

I'll have to try that! Thanks :D

How do you keep the feeders from going down there? i usually let the feeders free roam.

Ive noticed that every time i mist , all the water goes to the bottom of the enclosure ( i have a reptibreeze) . I have a bare bottom and the water seems to collect after i mist and i dont want it to seep out of the enclosure each time . Does anyone else have this problem? i have a dripper...

i might try it in the near future , it would look very cool!(y);) best of luck!

i was thinking about doing that myself with the tubing running around the cage so it can drip multiple places. Im sure you could find some control tips that have 2 openings at a hardware store i dont really think you could find them at pet stores though. The only problem with my design is that...