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Must have misread that somewhere...Thanks. UPDATE - After 2 months of trying to figure out what's going on and multiple vet visits, Kimarhi finally passed this after noon... ;( He was starting to do some better with his eye and was eating the new roaches with the dusted repashy calc plus, but...

Well, that's great to know...That dubias are fattier...lol

I figure he should be getting enough of it with the superworms and other things, however I have Repashy Cal Plus on it's way and will start dousing the roaches & superworms with it to see if it helps.

Yeah, I'm going to try that instead @Peachypink. Also, my guy wasn't a reptile specialist, but was familiar with them. I am also unsure if mine really has an eye infection as he has no infection coming out. How did you drop the liquid in his eye? I can't get Kimarhi to keep his eye open for...

True...I'm also afraid they may get a bit out of control with the colony growth...Though, I do have 2 bearded dragons, 3 leopard geckos, and 2 chams so it shouldn't be too hard to decimate the colony (if necessary). My dragons have a veracious appetite. :cool:

No, I haven't been using repashy cal plus, but I'll buy it and try it. I use ReptoLife plus supplement and Flukers Calcium (w/o Vitamin d3) right now. I would love to try the dubia thing, but I'm afraid I'll get kicked out of my apartment... o_O Maybe, it's worth the hassle. (y)

I live in SC, so I'll be fine with the temps... ;)

Ficus added. :) That will pick the humidity up.

In addition, Here is pics of Kimahri and his setup. As you can see, his eye is open in these pics. :) Kimahri 2 by dyeLucky posted Aug 5, 2016 at 6:00 PMKimahri 1 by dyeLucky posted Aug 5, 2016 at 6:00 PMKimahri's cage by dyeLucky posted Aug 5, 2016 at 6:00 PMBoth Cham Cages by dyeLucky...

Interesting...All the vets I've spoken to recently (reptile specialist), plus all the extra research I've done says that gutloaded super worms are excellent food bases. They have softer exoskeletons then a mealworm and are higher in calcium and other nutrients. For the silk worm part, where is...

I have a cup that it usually eats from and I'll let you know what I dust the superworms with. I used to use crickets, but they smell terrible and don't live long. Roach wise, my apartments I live at would kill me for bringing them in...Otherwise, I'm kind of limited to superworms for more...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - 1 1/2 year old male panther chameleon - 192 grams (he's a little fatty...lol) Handling - Before eye issue, once a week Feeding - Superworms Supplements - Multivitamin by ? (I'm at work :) ) Watering - Misting using my Mist King system 4 times a day. Fecal...

Thanks all! I would really like to keep plants off of the bottom (it helps with smell). Any suggestions on accomplishing this?

Well, I got inspired. :D

Everyone! I have been very unhappy with my enclosure setups for a while now and I need some assistance with setting up both of my enclosures... 1st enclosure is for my 1 year old panther and it's a 2 x 2 x 4. My second one (for my veiled) is 2 x 2 x 6. I have dragon ledges in both enclosures...

Can you provide a link for this?

Hello all, I'm looking for a used 2 x 2 x 4 open air cage. Shoot me some offers if you have one laying around and you're interested in selling. Thanks!

I'll try those things. Yes I really can't think of anywhere else they could be coming from. And yes, the fly trap is hanging from the ceiling...LOL!

:eek: I need some help... I have 2 chameleon cages, a 3ft and 6ft cage. One had a kind of ficus in it and the other has 2 other ficus in it. I have lined the dirt with an inch of sand, then put rocks on top of it. I still have tons of gnats! I also bought a fly catcher strip and hung...

Well, I thought about that, but I'm going to have to put his cage in the uhaul, but I do have a 10 gallon aquarium. Think I should put him in there with some 'shrubbery'?