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I got this girl around 5 months ago. She was meant as a girlfriend for Eddie before he passed away. Since then I've gotten a conure and have been putting a good bit of time into him. Thus I'm wanting to get rid of this girl because I really don't have as much time as I'd like for everybody...

I had the same problem. I'd leave a cup full of dubs in there and they would just stay until I took them out. I eventually tried just throwing them in the cage. Maybe the thrill of the hunt, or just boredom, finally got my guy to take a bite. Ever since I've had no problems

some full bodies for ya. shes been kinda aggrevated because I've been taking her out twice a day for the eye drops so it was hard to get some good pics. she's 8 months old

gonna have my eye out for a nice lookin male veiled this Saturday to those who will be there

the more crowded the plants are the more comfortable he will feel and less stress. also it helps to keep the humidity high while still having good air flow.

i believe he is flushing the mucus out of his eye if I remember correctly what the vet said. Their nasal cavity and ocular cavity are connected, so its literally like "eye boogers". I see mine doing it every so often, especially if theyre showering under the mister and get water in their eye

thank you, and no I don't have any recent pics of her but I will take some tomorrow. She's the most friendly cham I've ever seen. Shes never bitten, or even tried, and has only open mouth "scary-faced" me once in the 3 months ive had her. I'll try and get some pics up tomorrow though, maybe...

yesterday I noticed Blue, my nosy be female, wasn't opening her right eye. I tried washing it out with some saline solution. Then today I noticed a small swollen spot on the same eye. Just got back from the vet and she had a plug in her ocular-nasal cavity. She was able to flush it out, and...

repticon atl in 2 weeks!!! whos going? what are you bringing? I got a good idea if I see a good looking male veiled he will be coming home with. definitely gonna be lookin for some feeders and some plants...a few broms, tillans, orchids, and a nep. or 2 if I see some nice ones

was she in a egg laying bin while you were out of town, im assuming? edit: nvm..you answered before I posted

awesome. thanks for the quick reply

i know to wait to breed females until they are at least a year, but have heard of females become fertile as early as 6 months. my question is, even if you do not breed them, can/will a female veiled/panther produce eggs before a year old?

thats pretty dag gom funny...we call them buggies round my way and have tons of fireflies bahahaha. good to know though. I've been thinking of making a free range on the back porch..guess it'll have to be full enclosed first a glowing chameleon would be pretty cool though, eh?

you have to push the safety valve forward and then pull the hose out...its a safety lock by using brute force you may have broken the lock...thus rendering it useless

DO NOT buy the monsoon...it is garbarge

I put plastic paint trays under my cages and drilled holes in the plastic bottom..water evaporates by the end of the day

I've got a mistking with reptibreezes...I just took a razor and slipped a small hole for the mister to go through and then screwed down the lock nut...no cracks, no work

awesome. will definitely get on that asap

soooo...I've been noticing a bunch of fruit flies around my apt the past few days. today when I opened up the FLIGHTLESS fruit flies I bought from petco last week, I noticed about 10 flies billowing out....turns out the ff's ive been using for the past week are fliers...they've made it into my...

I repeat.. "Do not put a frog in a screen enclosure."