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I would cool that basking spot down just a little, maybe move it another inch or two away. Just to be on the safe side. Since she is so thin, she could dehydrate easily if she stays in that spot so much. I would try to get her to eat as much as you can, at least until she fattens up some and if...

How big is she? Its hard to tell from the pics. I think you might want to cool down that basking temp if she's very small. The lights are off now aren't they? If its dark outside it should be dark in her cage.

contagious Funny, I noticed that happen just the other day... I was feeding Ember her phoenix worms and my boyfriend yawned, then Ember yawned, and I looked across the room as Emit yawned, too. :eek:

This is Emit, he's just starting to get some colors. A little blurred, sorry. He hates pictures. And Ember, she poses nicely. :)

Panthers don't typically EAT leaves, however, they do sometimes chew on one for a minute or two when catching prey or drinking. I've seen it happen quite a few times, as mine aren't particularly shy about eating or drinking in front of me.

Phoenix worms are good feeders, but don't usually just show up in a bag with your crickets. Where did you get the crickets from?

I'm not sure that free-ranging a gecko would be a good idea for someone who has a ferret sleeping on his shoulder in his avatar pic...unless the ferret is no longer in the picture, then by all means :)

I've definately noticed that my male panther dislikes orange and red, but also black, at least in large quantities. He hates my boyfriend's black hat. He attacks my Blackberry, which is black, but is just fine with my silver camera. He doesn't seem to mind white, green, blue, tan or brown.

That's great! :D Your little Frogg is growing up! :cool:

Hating that I gained over 70 pounds from quiting smoking...and other such agreements I also recently quit smoking in October, there with ya, buddy. OK, so not quite 70lbs, but I feel your pain! :p Laughed so hard at that. (2.5yrs clean.) Thanks for sharing, man, keep coming back ;) :D

You know, I'd wondered if they were worth the price, and you've shown me that they are! Looks like fun to me! Nice work :)

I have found that if I wait until mine climb onto the door of their cage, then open it and offer a hand to climb onto, they are more likely to climb onto that hand without getting too upset about it. It usually only works while they're pretty young, but once they get used to the idea of you...

I have to say, while I don't think men can really ever have any idea whether they would or wouldn't do natural childbirth... I'll allow them an opinion :rolleyes: Personally though, I've had a C-section with my first because he was breech, and I NEVER EVER EVER want to feel pain like that EVER...

ok, I have to ask... curiousity will kill me one day... why is that the biggest one? :confused:

bus babies That bugs me too, probably not for the same reason, though... When you have a baby (or child up to a certain age/weight) in the car, they have to be in a safety seat, properly strapped in or you'll be given a ticket and a fine... but you can take a 3 day old baby on the city bus...

I think they're beyond the 70's stage...they picked out a few things like flared pants and are heading straight through into the 80's...:eek: My daughter's doing the Goth/Emo thing, too...it doesn't scare me as much as the neon horridness I remember wearing in the 80's though...at least its a...

Scary isn't it? Maybe its like the "overweight kids" trend, maybe they're just all very small?:o For their sakes I hope not... but you reminded me of another :D - The HORRIBLE, HIDEOUS things we wore in the 80's making their way back into my teenagers' closets...I'm afraid...;)

I'm with you on that one, but what is even WORSE, is that lately I've seen alot of teenage/college boys wearing those "skinny jeans"...but they're still sagging off their @&%es!?! how does that even work?? I don't understand... Also - People who like to tell other people how to manage their...

Silkworms will need food provided for them and they grow pretty quickly. Newly hatched and small silkworms must be maintained at warm temperatures (at least 78 degrees) or they will not grow and will usually die. Phoenix worms will last several weeks in the container they arrive in, temperature...

You could try feeding your crickets different things. To rotate what you feed them by the week. I was told to think of crickets more as a shell, and that they are likely to taste like what they are fed. So whatever you feed them for 24 hours before your chameleon eats them, is probably what they...