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Since this is one of the most debated subject, how about if we all (those interested in share, off course) listed our supplement schedules? In other hand, everyone agrees that proper gutloading of feeders is extremely important and could/should play a roll on supplement schedule. So, to...

Who are you using to ship crickets for you here in Michigan? It seems like I always have great death rate during the winter times... Thanks! Roberto

Is there such a thing? I think they are ALL so cute one way or another that I was wondering... maybe you know of an ugly one...

Thought I would share some experience: So I started out with one 200 W Hydor water heater... The water was not really warm, was just not cold. I followed Dave's direction to invert the flow and all... Found a DIY thread but didn't get enough info that I could go and build it (which I...

www.savevid.com The nice thing is that you get to see the video (in most of the cases) with a much better resolution... Enjoy.

As an off-shute from another thread (Vince's), I would like to know if everyone staggers the UVA and UVB lights as far as turning them ON and OFF (both, in the AM and PM)... Thank!!

Yesterday was the first day I used Kale and Collard Greens for my crickets... After a few hours, I went to check them out and they were all either belly up or just not moving!? Another couple of hours, and some of them started to climb up the side screen... this morning more of them were...

After reading and reading, and changing and changing... What do you think of this supplement schedule up to when my panther turns 1 year old? Thanks for commenting, I know this question is asked millions of times!!!

The pic in the center is the original of Izzy when he was about 1.5 months old... Using Photoshop standard filters you can get neat stuff!!! Most of you probably knew this but here are some for appreciation.

... new addition to the family!!!!! Well, after Izzy traumatic death, we decided to get another chameleon to help heal the pain. We stumbled across Jessica at Chameleon Caretaker and a 7-mo old AWESOME baby Ambilobe!! Since his father (last pic posted) looked astonishing and his son...

I believe there is something really bad with Herp Mist as I have not heard back from them since end of December... I would like to get some white nozzle addapter and crickets cristal gel... Does anyone know where can I get it? Thanks.

Has anyone heard from Jason lately? Are they okay?

Cage info: Cage Type - 36 X 36 x 48 with screen on two sides. Auto-misting. No substrate. Lighting - two basking spots, one 18 in Repti Sun 5.0. Lights are on at 7:00 AM and off at 7:00PM Temperature - Temps at basking are 85F and 70F at bottom. Measured with two digital thermometers...

I was wondering if his legs are normal or there is any MBD sign... I think I am just being paranoid by reading other posts, so I thought I would ask the ones that have more experience what is normal. This is my first chameleon ever. Thanks!!

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After searching and reading different threads, and yes, I read your blog too Brad (very nice by the way), I get more and more confused :( ... Do I feed my 8/9 month old veiled only every other day? And I thougth I got a consensus on how much supplement, but I see a lot of people do not...

...so Izzy just turned 8 month. What should be the supplement schedule from here on? And should it change again when he is older? Here in Michigan we don't count on too much real sun, so I am plannig around the artificial 5.0 reptisun for UVB... Thanks! Roberto.

Well, you can take a look in my gallery for pics of my custom made cage... It was good until it lasted... I found dust mounds at the bottom of the cage, and sure enough, they are in almost every wood. I have a picture of the enemy attached. Has anyone have this problem before? I guess...

After he was playing with the misting nozzle, he shows off a tail-and-one-paw move!!!

I just realized that the chameleons close their eyes right at the second (split, really!) that the prey is going in the mouth, just like sharks... Is that right? Or was just a coincidence when watching that BBC video? Cool.