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I'll bee there. :)

Well, I'll have the Christmas ornaments starting next year.

Here's a couple more pics.

This guy down on the left looks very much... well like a chameleon.

Congrats.

What are you feeding them? Dubia munch

Make sure you save some money for the vet, when she gets a sexually transmitted diease.

Have you tried a mantis? ;)

Be patient. Try putting in a bowl/cup with crickets. Crickets should provide enough movement to get the small dubia's moving to. Trigging a feeding response.

I found a cloudless giant sulphur (Phoebis sennae) resting on a corn stalk this morning. So this girl had some butter fly with her breakfast of roaches, worms, and crickets.

They make good composters. Use plant matter like lawn clipping, and vegetable green tops, like radish, carrot tops, dandelion and mustard weeds.

He might think he see's an insect down in the leaves.:rolleyes: Or really hungry for other bugs.

They may have them, just not a over supply to public. They may have their hands full suppling to zoo's and institutions across the united states

Found some. All is well in Hollywood again.

Hi all, I'm trying to get ahold of some silkworm moths, for a film shoot in the Los Angeles, CA area. If you have some, please PM me.

You have to know the secret handshake first. ;)

Then she probably saw you looking at her.

Try removing the gel. If the crickets are get their moisture from the gel, they have no need to eat the greens. Thristy crickets will mow through carrots and kale to get to the moisture inside the root and leaves.

Is there any stray insects in with him. Spider, superworm/beatle, earwig, roach? or even big hungry cricket. I would remove everything from the cage to check for anything that might of fed on the chameleon. It looks like something might have snack on him overnight.