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Whoa braddah leave em in for da kine...say 5-10 minutes with a plant so he dont get beat to death! I miss that L&L!!!! And the opihi from the reef! Aloha!

I had to buy my mother a few umbrellas and they too were of the yellow variety. I thought it was because they were ill, but it turns out they were fine.Old yellers.

Shedding for jacksons is something you may have to help on. I use a soft bristle tooth brush to get excess or hard to remove skin. And loads of shower time. If you are concerned with exactly how long you must mist before a Jackson starts to drink....in the shower and time it. Sounds odd, but I...

Yup the 5.0 is the run of the mill. It depends on a few different things as far as placement goes...my enclosure is huge so I run the basking light if needed on the top, the UVB off to the side about a foot and some change down. But I do use a small outdoor enclosure with a small umbrella plant...

My vet was too short with me, I am going to the "herp" vet who only deals with reps tomorrow. He was somewhat knowledgable even over the phone, he asked good questions..what plants,temps, discharge if any, things that...well made sense to diagnose a problem. He will cost me more, but well worth...

Rust needs to be primed..rustoleum...and walmart sells a rubber coating spray...in the automotive section..like rhinolining in a can. But I agree, keep it temporary.

I used turtle eye drops, the swelling is apparently a vitamin A deficiency Im sure you have heard of. If the drops dont work in a week then the vet has gotta earn their check. They even sell a spray vitamin supplement made by zilla it beats dusting...just spritz the worm,cricket,etc snd let him...

They live in the dark in the wild? I never heard of chams not wanting the natural sun to a certain degree. Plant foliage gives them cover, if you are worried, I dont mean 12 hours outside...an hour or two perhaps...I dont own pygmys personally but to say they dont like the sun is odd...IMO.

depends on how fine of mesh we are talking. 5.0 is usually fine, the sun is best.

Freezing temps in Hawaii? I lived there 14 years and never...EVER had freezing temps. Unless you are on the big island in the mountains where once or twice they get snow for a short while. Jacksons like a good temp gradient. I live in Colorado now and it gets cold enough during the summer, but a...

I use a flex shower head, and if you dont have the multi-misting style head, yes, bounce it of the wall.

I did strawberries several times, just pegged it on a branch, the crickets swarmed to it and he in turn gobbled them up. I usually chop up stuff into fine mini-french fry style and place them on his vines...sometimes he grubs em...sometimes not.

1/4 inch galvanized steel mesh, keeps in mid/large crickets, if you are crafty get some of the smaller screen mesh and tack it in place around the lower region to keep the bugs from escaping as much. Dont let the wood work fool you, yes I have experience with wood...from high school. And it took...

I agree with the ebay, my coworker got hammered with a refurbed canon and they claimed to be authorized dealer...they werent and the 600 he blew on it was gone...like the seller. But I disagree with the megapixels, if you actually plan to take photos on a different, albeit professional level...

I put my dude in the shower for 10 minutes or so, works for me.

I dust once a week for my young adult jackson...he feeds every day but not it large quantities, 2 worms 2 crickets. Is that odd, No. If Im not hungry I dont eat, same applies to animals. I do notice if he is outdoors he will feed more and drink waaaay more, for obvious reasons. Chams dont have...

Cameras are getting cheaper by the minute, so the buy once theory is out the window. I bought a nice pro-grade camera a few years ago, 500 bucks. Now I have a kodak pocket cam which is a 10mp and I paid only 140 on sale. I use it more often because I dont have to fumble with fifty lenses and...

My enclosure is just under 5 feet tall, for a 7 month old jackson. Too big? Heck no, he loves chasing down worms and crickets I place on his vines. He stalks it like his own lil jungle, gaping if we are in his "bubble". They are animals and we must allow them to act as they naturally would in...

If you need to remove a few at a time use a paper towel tube, just my 2 cents.