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When i opened my bag, the stench of all the bugs in there was horrible, i thought it was entirely because of the larvae thingys

Me too! Its the worm thing i was talking about! So is it safe or what?

Hey, i was wondering about something i found in my bag of crickets. Everytime i buy crickets from a petstore there are little Black worm like bugs that are crawling around in there. I have no idea what they are or if they are poisenous or dangerous to my cham. Some of them have a little fur on...

I was wondering if frogs were at all related to chameleons in any way. I never noticed this before, but both chameleons and frogs can shoot their tongues out to catch prey. Does anyone have any information of a common anscestor or something?

I didnt know you could control the amount of eggs they laid, thats neat

They all had a common ancestor, but now they have grown so far apart that they cant breed anymore

Well i didnt say i was going to. I just wanted to know if there was a certain age that chameleons stopped being able to reproduce

I was wondering for chams (and most lizards in general), how old is TOO old to breed? Can a 2 year old male mate with a 5+ year old female? Or is there a certain menopause like thing that chams go through

Those are some nice pictures!!!

Today i saw the little dripper at petco and it was 13 dollars!!! Its just a stupid plastic jar with a hole and a straw!!! What do you guys think?

He just found the cham, but the snake is still loose somewhere

I think kingsnakes eat mice and lizards. The snake may have been missing for a few days prior because he was out of town. So this may be a bad situation

Today one of my friends left his baby panther on a perch in his living room and when he checked back on him, the cham was missing. It also turns out that the kingsnake he bought from the reptile auction a few weeks ago also escaped his aquarium! Do you guys have any tips on how he should handle...

He should have moved on from fruit flies, thats like baby food. As for crickets, depending on how big your cham is, you should be feeding 1/4 or 1/2 inch

Breeder. And this turd is about 2 times the size of my babies leg, itwas :cool:

Hey, i never expected my baby flapneck to be a female, but as she ages i am not noticing any spurs. So i want to know in advance, if i am in a mesh cage, how would i go about setting up the laying bin? I heard they dig a lot, and she might dig and cut up the mesh. Should i put plastic under it...

1/4 inch crickets, and i've only had her for 5 days, so i cant necesarly say how often she has pooped, but i've only counted 3 poops, but the first 2 were small.

Its a slow process that gives them MBD, you should provide it every day for them. But i guess a few days would hurt them that much, maybe affect their digestion

Its fine, theres nothing in that poop that i already havent held

Today in my baby chams cage i found a GIANT poop, like one that a 7 month old would poop out. Its a little bigger than an inch and im attaching a picture. I dont think its normal for a baby thats 3 inches long to have such large feces. I think it may be a health problem, maybe constepation...