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There is a spool on e-bay right now for $75 with free shipping.

I get mine from www.elliotsbutterworms.com $17.15 for 100 includes the shipping.

Here are a couple places I get mine from. www.holygrailgeckos.com - www.dubideli.com www.phillyfeeders.com

I've been having great results with it to. Tom are you ever going to offer it in larger quantities?

E-bay has some good deals on egg cartons.

I just started using Roaches. I got mine from www.holygrailgeckos.com under the feeders list. They are about the cheapest I could find with shipping. Might try breeding some roaches myself in summer.

I'm from Mukwonago. Go packers

Will Dubias climb up the screen like crickets? If not how do you feed them to your chemeleon if they like to hunt around the cage for their food.

Sorry for your loss.

What I did was get the 100 watt ceramic emitter and use the zoo med fixture that has the dimmer switch on it and dialed it down to the right temp. Seemed to work fine.

The one thing I heard about heating the water is that it promotes bacteria. I guess it depends to on how often you change it.

I use www.petmountain.com they have real good prices.

Is there a certain age you can start feeding them with it? Would you use it at every feeding or just a couple times a week that's if you dust your crickets with it.

I purchased the starter system form mistking. It works great and comes with a timer. It runs $100 plus shipping.

Here is my little guy I got a few days ago. He is a ambilobe from Q. I would like to see adults from Q. Just to see how he might turn out.

I have a 3 month old panther and he eats about 10 to 15 crickets a day. I think I would give him a few more.

I bought this one and works very well. www.tempgun.com

The only one I seen there was one that sold Veiled chameleons. I think they were like $40 for baby's. Didn't see any panther's there.

Thanks for all the help. I thinned out some of the branches a bit so it's easier to climb around and I also added some lower thinner branches and one that extends to the floor so he can climb out. I will try and add a few pothos plants to the bottom. I was worried with so much foilage he won't...

Since the UVB light only penetrates 12" down into the cage I thought it would be better to keep him towards the top of the cage and not having him crawl around on lower plants.