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Thank you for such a quick response. I really appreciate the information. You were more then helpful. I took note of everything you said to change and I will get that done immediately. Only thing I find confusing just to clarify is that you said to feed her 3 feeders every other day. What do you...

Even a bioactive setup will need to drain eventually. The idea is if you do it right you wont have too, but with how much misting chameleons need, its inevitable. Took me a month of spraying my enclosure to get myself in the routine for Koba, before the water started leaking. I now have a towel...

Sorry just getting back to this. Your English is good, I'm mexican American and struggle with both English and Spanish lol. Planted aquarium tanks are just as complicated as coral reefs. Bioactive substrate is much easier to set up than planted/sw aquariums. You could probably find...

Awesome job! And yes, my wife gave me the same line when I built my hutch, lol. My male occasionally gets to hang out on the hibiscus right outside my door and now he thinks the whole house is his... I wanted to ask you about your lighting. I kind of had the same issue as you with distance to...

Yeah, btw I agree with @Kristen Wilkins With being careful with substrate, a lot of times it's good for us to just recommend no substrate because some people will take that as, oh let's dump a bag of gravel and reptibark in the cage lol. But you seem like someone that might appreciate a solid...

Sorry if I came off that way, but I am talking about if you don't do your research, or don't pay attention. I made a really nice bioactive enclosure for some tinctorius dart frogs, and then, like an idiot, I read the bag of sand (I made a tropical soil mix with part play sand) and it contained...

We see the bark a lot with new keepers . I even used it initially with Frances and I research for 2 years .

As far as baking soil I do certain amounts in my oven (I never do a whole bag) spread out on a baking sheet. I don't bake branches. I make sure not have any rotten or diseased looking branches, remove any bark that is too lifted in my opinion, and rinse well with soap and water, finishing with a...

Okay I apologize for contributing to the overload of soil questions on this site, but seriously I cannot seem to find the right kind. I was told to get plain organic top soil, which seemed simple enough. I have bought a few different kinds now and they all have stones, sticks, etc. Are there any...

So... easter weekend... 4 days of work in the shed! Day 1 : Insulation of the doors + preparations for setting the windows + start of the plumming. Day 2 : placing the windows, got all but one done + finishing plumming. Day 3 : last window + start of the chameleon enclosures + applying epoxy...

Ok so first I want to just say hello. My name is Jimmy. I have been keeping reptiles for roughly 6 years now. I have owned a number of different reptiles but currently own a blotched kingsnake. Which I have owned now for about over 2 and a half years.One of the reptiles I had owned was a veiled...

SHUT UP THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL. This is exactly what I want to do. HELL YEAH!

Hey I hate to keep bothering you, but I'm having a difficult time finding that sunshine mix. I checked the locator and unless I did something wrong it says the nearest place is new York. So I looked for places to order and it's all around 35-45 for the 3.0-3.8 cubic feet + 60ish dollars...

Hey all! First time posting on here after reading it religiously the past few months :) I currently have a male Yemen chameleon, he's 9 months old, and he lives in a huge wooden enclosure, 4ft wide by 4ft tall. Would've ideally liked more height, but that's what I'm stuck with, the living room...

Hey there. I've been breeding beardies for over 20 years. Yes. I've met bearded dragons whose owners kept them their entire lives in a 55 tank. But IMO that isn't much of a life- wider is better, longer additionally would be better as well. I used to keep them in 4'x30"x30" enclosures mostly...