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    D-Link 2132L & 2332L Security Cameras

    OKAY, OKAY people, you twisted my arm. PRICE REDUCTION !!!!!!!! I am telling you'll, these cameras rock: either for home or office surveillance or watching your critters. You can watch a live feed from your phone, tablet, or a remote PC, etc... Spy on your kids or dogs & cats. PLEASE people...
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    BB Ambilobe Male [$150.00 shipped] (Hatched 7/21/15)

    Pure Blue Bar Ambilobe male for $ALE! $150.00 shipped. Hatched 7/21/15 Sired By Donnie [His sire was Sherlock descended from Ny-Nofy of Kammerflage Kreations] Has a great disposition; Never hissed or gaped at me; Eats crickets, mantids, hornworms, hornworms moths, silkworms, grasshoppers...
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    Blue Bar x Nosy Faly Male [$135 shipped]

    Mr. Esteban has switched classifications, since moving to the state of MD. He is no longer a chameleon, but a terrapin. Enjoy. His step brother, a pure BB Ambilobe male [Hatched 7/21/15], sired by Donnie [also], will be joining the for the sale section soon. He will be $150.00 shipped. Look for...
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    Blue Bar x Nosy Faly Male [$135 shipped]

    He has sold to my dismay. I will miss you my friend. Esteban [AK.A. The Latin Lover] (Mr. Lover Lover)
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    D-Link 2132L & 2332L Security Cameras

    Perfect wireless security cameras for your pets and/or house. Shoot 1080p and lower resolutions, take pictures, color or B/W, Audio, have 32GB Speed 10 Micro SD cards, upgraded firmware, viewable from pc or tablet or phone, have all cables and attachment accessories. Actually, have insanely...
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    Blue Bar x Nosy Faly Male [$135 shipped]

    Extremely friendly Blue Bar x Nosy Faly male for sale. Hatched 3/31/15. $135 shipped. He is very active and begs to come out and explore. He actually sat on my shoulder, the entire time, while cooking bacon, eggs and pancakes for the family. He has never hissed or gaped at me. Just walks out...
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    Tic tac eggs

    Thats funny. My dad was a pharmacuetical rep, who always had the orange ones with product advertisements on them to pass out to doctors. Spot on look alike. Man, I ate sooo many boxes of those things growing up. Kept my breath fresh though. Congrats on the wee ones.
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    Finally a new cham. Say hello!

    The name should fit his first characteristic. 'Patch' for that little shed piece at his front back top. Glad you got a healthy one for a change. Adoption is hard physically and mentally on the cham and owner. Enjoy.
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    Software & Design Changes

    Who broke it? Ban, ban, ban.... Omar?????? :confused: :D
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    Two interesting reads

    I checked my shoes, looked on the floor from bed, freaked out in tub, freakin out when girlfriend moved in bed at night.... you name it. I believe it is the point which I got HBP. The snakes were just so cheap in the 80's, minus the Gaboons ($1600). Black and White Cobra babies were $15 each...
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    Should I Report This Company?

    Use the Fauna BOI site. Good luck with it, might as well of been in Mandarin for me. Understanding quantum physics was much easier. I gave up.
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    Two interesting reads

    Well, technically the weak link.... which stupid is included in. Kinda like 'what's the last thing the redneck said? Hey, watch this.' :eek:
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    Two interesting reads

    The very reason I gave up breeding and keeping: Burmese Pythons, Gaboon Vipers, Black & White Cobras, Water Moccasins, Copperheads, and various Rattlesnakes. It is very hard to die from a chameleon bite. Towards the end, I became extremely paranoid in keeping them. Awaking all hours of night to...
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    Help completely New to this

    Following a routine helps them trust you. I wear the same colored shirt, same cleaning utensils, paper towels, misting bottle, etc.... the same time(s) of the day. Nothing varies. They somewhat learn to gauge you as a minimal threat after time. I go so far as to slide a clean cage bottom under...
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    Hotel Lobby Pet

    What about the little blue tail skinks like we have in VA. They are hard to keep alive, without experience, but thrive with effort. They are about 6" long, head to end of tail. Don't climb sides and are somewhat active. Kind of skittish though. They like to sneak in my house and pick off loose...
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    Noise After Lights Out?

    The cham keeper who cried wolf..... :D If you haven't experienced it, then you've never had one. Plain and simple.
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    Sleeping early

    Completely normal. Imagine in their normal habitat, they have to scope out a safe place to sleep. This could take some time with birds, snakes, deforestation, etc... panthers probably go a little earlier than veils. Most previous veils I kept were about an 1hr before dark.
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    Cham laid lots of eggs!

    That's a LOT of Ca stripped from your gal. Lower temps and food next go around. If not, MBD or an early painful death. A good clutch for a veil is 30-43. Anything higher is dangerous. Get that girl some silkworms and a good brand of Ca supplement.
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    Sleeping early

    Don't be surprised if he/she starts to find their spot as early as 2 hours before. A couple of mine like to wake an hour early (in the dark) and lounge about 90 min - 2 hours before dark. But quickly stir for extra water or a newly emerged free range cricket. Kinda like grandparents.
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    Hotel Lobby Pet

    I miss the hedgehogs of the 80's. :)
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