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No, that's just fine.

the right answer obviuosly is Mister Bean!

Someone is a big wow fan:P Nice cham there tho:)

I wish i could get silkworms around here:)

I'm glad you guys like her:)

No idea really, all info i was given is that it's a female veiled, born in november. She doesnt always have that colour, sometimes i can see her nice green when she doesnt see me watching:) I hope it's not a sign of any illness or stress.

Here is some of her redish coloration:

I went to a reptile show this sunday, and just couldn't resist buying her:) She is a 3 months old veiled, very afraid of me, and she's being very redish a lot, that i have never seen on my male. Hope you like her:)

The 4th shedding picture looks really funky:)

My veiled made me worry when he was shedding, he was rubbing his eye to a stick, and it got 2-3X bigger, but it was only helping the shed.

He seems to like it, gotto get a few more lights tho, he has only got one basking spot, on the big ficus.

Really nice guys, grats:)

Had a good laugh there, thanks:)

Is it fine to give my calyptratus the same UVB lighting through and after shedding? Or should i cut it back?

He got angry at his dripper!

Not too many wierd stuff... Altho i have a good pal, who i became friends with after catching a 70 cm long knife just above his head that i threw 20 feet high:) wind and people walking around blindly can be fun...sometimes...:)

I'm a juggler from Hungary, currently working for the national theatre:)

Thanks for the reply, i'll probably go for the mistking then. Anyone knows if they are only sold in the US? Probably quite some post costs to hungary from there...

Has anyone got any experience on the exoterra misting system? It seems to be the simplest to get around here, if it's not much worse then mistking i think I'll go for it.

Can't help ya with that, i bought em at a local reptile shop in hungary. BTW, young veileds can't be overfed right? He just downed 17 of the really small balck crickets, and he seems hungry:)