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  1. Robyrango

    Yay! I got a package! *New Arrival*

    Is he an ambanja? He looks absolutely beautiful! Keep us posted..
  2. Robyrango

    What do you think of my vivariums?

    Can I move in?;) Looks very good! As said in the previous posts, no waterfall, no substrate, the minimal you keep it the easier to clean it.
  3. Robyrango

    How an adult meal worm looks like = )

    I'll be the same !Don't give up!! Just keep yourself busy with an other short term project in the mean time!:D
  4. Robyrango

    How an adult meal worm looks like = )

    Glad to hear somebody else can understand!;) That was the last thing I would have expected! To complete the full meal worm life cycle can take over 7 months!:eek:
  5. Robyrango

    How an adult meal worm looks like = )

    Hello! How's everybody? I was wondering if anyone else add the "thrilling" experience of witness the stage 1, 2 and 3 of meal worms life cycle.. That's how a meal worm will look like as an adult! My first beetle is bit crippled, but I'm very excited anyway I manage to keep them alive long enough...
  6. Robyrango

    He fell down. Help

    So? So did you manage to get him out of there?
  7. Robyrango

    My little dude with "tude"!!!

    Some serious scary potential there!;) He's beautiful! Can't believe he's only 4 months
  8. Robyrango

    camellia japonica progression...

    They are great! Very hardy plants, and the flowers are so beautiful! Had one in my enclosure a while ago, it grown so much it doesn't fit in any more!! :)
  9. Robyrango

    My first chameleon

    Hello Welcome to the forum and congrats on the new arrival!! Keep us posted!:)
  10. Robyrango

    New year resolution?

    I know! :(
  11. Robyrango

    New year resolution?

    Quit smoking, find a new job, the usual!;) Oh and put some weight on!! at least 10 pounds!
  12. Robyrango

    Mealworms pupae

    Thanks for the tip, yeah they look like dead aliens put we u hold them with tweezers they do move move!! ;)
  13. Robyrango

    Mealworms pupae

    Can I feed my chameleon mealworms pupae? I never kept worms so long to get to the next stage of their lives! This is king of exciting! Hoping to see little beetles soon!:)
  14. Robyrango

    Is this gonna b an issue?

    Hello! Where do u live? A good gut-load and dusting the feeders should do. Here in Ireland we can only find Wax worms, crickets, locusts and mealworms. I purchase different feeders from the uk when I can.
  15. Robyrango

    New owner....

    Hello Hello and welcome! You'll find this forum very helpful. As said before chameleons are not playful pets. They're lots of work, it will take time to figure out the perfect schedule for ur chameleon, but it will be worth it. I have an ambilobe and he's very placid, he never hiss and he's ok...
  16. Robyrango

    What ARE you doing?!

    He's cute! I didn't know panthers would chew on branches!! :confused:
  17. Robyrango

    What if.....

    Thank you guys, kind of confirmed my thoughts and it is interesting to know other people opinion about it.. I really hope I can take my chameleon out more often this year, and I'm trying my best to give him the most varied diet possible (locusts, crickets, mealworms, silkworms, phenix worms...
  18. Robyrango

    What if.....

    WHAT IF WE GO ALL NATURAL? Do you think will be possible to avoid all the chemical calcium/vitamin stuff and supplement a good variety of feeders very well gut loaded instead ? In the long term what will cause not to dust your feeders and after how long you'll see the "damages", if any is...
  19. Robyrango

    5 Month Faly Not Growing (Pics)

    Every chameleon is different, is not a competition!;) Some chameleons grow faster, slower, biggest.. And there's nothing we can do about it. He looks pretty healthy to me. My chameleon ate 6 to 9 small crickets only when he was little, 4/5 months old but after that he's been eating 2/3 feeders...
  20. Robyrango

    5 Month Faly Not Growing (Pics)

    I believe your chameleon is younger than u think! He looks 3/4 month old... It's normal he didn't shed yet since the 11th of December, they don't shed after a precise amount of time, this time might take 40 days, or 2 months after the last time he did and it's perfectly normal. He seems to have...
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