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actually black soldier fly larvae aka phoenix worms, nutrigrubs are high on calcium and protein.

Dubia roaches are really easy to breed and take care of and the big seller for me that makes me prefer them over crickets is unlike crickets they don't smell as bad if you keep there container clean and are quiet also. unlike crikets. but i will offer my chameleons crickets once in awhile but...

i forgot to mention the amount made not to exceed over a certain amount for that year to be tax free.

My wife works for the IRS and if i remember correctly she said if you made money over a certain amount then it must be claimed i'm not sure whats the amount but as long as you don't go over that then it doesn't need to be claimed. Kind of like selling cars where you are limited the number of...

Catlea i'm not 100% sure about this but i believe i read somewhere maybe even from this forum that veiled chameleons are thought by many to be a more desert type species because of the country they originally come from so they would think the 10.0 uvb bulb compared to the 5.0 type is the...

Catlea can i ask you what kind of uvb light were you using ? And i'm sorry for your lose and bad experience, But can i give you a little advice... on your next purchase take your time when you are in the market . make sure to look at all your options and this rule also applies in this hobby when...

do you know what type of jackson it is? mt. meru or jacksonii jacksonii tend to be smaller in size compared to other jacksons. My female jacksonii jacksonii who just gave live birth a few days ago kind of resembled yours when she was younger which has 3 horns , males have 3 horns also but are...

just like kelly_girl said black soldier fly larvae are great for feeding they don't even need dusting another name they go by are phoenix worms and nutrigrubs ... i use them and dubia roaches myself.

one of my older female panther had the same issue what i did was gave here steam baths every day and she got better every new day after . how does your chameleons nasal area look ? is it clear?

in all fairness not all chameleons even panthers who tolerates being handled and don't stress as easy as other types may never wanna be handled ever. also these animals should be treated more as a admire from a distance type pet. your husbandry for your pet looks right so i don't see how MBD...

you know since i became a member of this site and reading the forum and this is just my opinion i noticed specially with first time chameleon owners that they sometimes go way over board when they think something is wrong when maybe all that is needed is to allow the chameleon time to adjust in...

if your chameleon isn't use to being handled or is not quite use to your presence then i suggest giving it more space and being more slow and patient . if it starts rocking on the stem or dropping off a stem when you are near by it's probably stressed out , avoid ever trying to grab it, instead...

diet is pretty much the same kind you would feed other chameleons or reptiles the climate they thrive on is a more montane region also they do not lay eggs and has live birth instead. in my opinion probably a good chameleon to start with for beginners.

fire hazard if it's in direct contact with the mesh if it's vinyl but even if it's metal like the commonly used aluminum ones , chameleons can usually get around the top part of the cage since it's also a screen mesh. so i'd try mounting the heat lamp where it doesn't make any contact to avoid...

ya i apologize for that was being stupid and lazy and didn't read the full thread like i normally do and didn't know know they were not developed yet otherwise i wouldn't have said that but ya it's probably best to just stick to viewing the classifieds and leave the advise giving to qualified...

sadly it sounds like it's egg bound which happens sometimes with large clutches i wish you and daisy good luck with the egg removal hopefully you'll have some good news to share with us after.

Are you sure it's a female cuz it doesn't matter if they never mated with a male since they will lay eggs regardless just like chicken hens and must be given something to dig and lay it's egg or it can be fatal and die not being able to lay the eggs. it is recommended that even at 6 months to...

just like blink said ... oh no the giant has found me even when i tried hiding i'm doomed...is whats going on in his mind ...so just be patient with it for all you know it might just need to aclimate itself to it's new home. respect his space and try not to give him any reason to feel stressed...

hey jesse you seem excited about getting a chameleon which is great but if you want my advice don't be too hasty going in it. learn as much as you can about it first and to me purchasing one should be the last thing to do in your to do list. before you even think of buying one you should have...

60watts is good enough but you should always have a shaded area on the lower part of the cage he can escape to if gets it's too hot and don't forget to mist him to help with humidity n hydration ... a dripper is also a good idea to offer water.