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the popcorn was popped completely dry in a paper bowl with a sheet of paper towel over it. i would never even think to put greasy, commercial junk in the crickets' cage; and ultimately in my chameleon.

just for blanks and giggles; i microwaved a half dozen popcorn kernels and threw them in my cricket cage. no oil; no butter; no salt; just kernels in a microwave. they popped up just fine. i tried one. it tasted like a cross between styrofoam and a rice cake. yuk! my crickets think...

I'm sorry I do not have an answer for you as I am a chameleon owner for only 8 months. However, I love the wooden stand your cage is on. Is it custom made or commercially available. If commercially made, where did you get it? thanks.

no need to ''help.'' my sambava panther has had a couple small, rice grain sized, pieces of skin hang on for weeks. he doesn't seem to notice them at all. therefore, why should i? it's a natural process that i'm not going to fool with. individual scales sometimes stick too. remember...

i have a sambava male, 10 months old, and he roams around all corners of his cage until about 4pm, that's when he parks his butt on his sleep stick till the sun rises and his lights come on. i think the key to getting your chameleon to roam is to give him tons of horizontal sticks and plenty...

good luck with your snake! you sure seem excited-and that's terrific. however, snakes give me the willey's big time. i'm gonna stick with chameleons.

hello tagerlilly, i'm in northern illinois and the dnr stocked our local lakes about 2.5 weeks ago with rainbows. my go to lure every year is size 2 silver plated spinners on bright days, and gold plated number 2's on dark days. build your own with parts from ''lure parts online. '' saves you...

I give my 9 month old Sambava panther all he wants. When he's had enough, he stops. He's eaten 20+ medium crickets plus mealworms and a waxie or two frequently. Now that is spread out throughout the day of course, not all for breakfast. He is a big sturdy looking brute with attitude. Enjoy...

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screameleons. that's where i got mine.

I'm setting up a 24x24x48 screen cage for a little stud sambava. The main vertical support structure is a large piece of sanded grapewood anchored to a silicone base. Then I glued (waterproof wood) and screwed (brass) manzanita branches into it for horizontal effects/resting spots. I think it...