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On your phone there should be the option of rotating the image as well. It's usually a matter of clicking on the image you want, select an edit option, and rotate to the side you need it to. And then upload using whatever app.

Ok, so my instincts were about right. Thank you!

Thank you for this, it's true that there just isn't enough info on these chameleons and the people that own them just don't post about them enough. How much are you supplementing with plain calcium, if you don't mind me asking?

I certainly have a list of ignoramouses I would prefer to never hear from again, or at least give them a piece of my mind about how obnoxious, idiotic, and/or useless they are but I would also prefer to stay a member! On the other hand, I'm sure I'm on some people's black lists as well...

Thanks Dayna!

Well, stress can and will kill animals. Prolonged stress weakens things like the immune system, so it stands to reason that you would be opening them up to diseases and such. However, I think that if you can warm an animal up to you, then your presence stresses them out less, even when it's...

Ugh that's terrible, I'm sorry. Sounds like the opposite of what you want to take care of around the holidays.

Awesome blog!

Thank you! Ah if only we got paid for the amount of hours we spend on them! But it varies so much from one person to another that it would be impossible to quantify an average. But I could make a blog about what a possible schedule looks like on an average day.

Very clear examples! Very effective

It does sound scary, doesn't it? But it's true, at the end of the day to do this thoroughly you need a lot of things. At least in my situation and for how I do things.

Yea, my panther looked anything but pink when she came out from laying lol But it's alright, I always give them a long shower after they lay anyway, a little dirt isn't a problem. I'm liking the soil because it's a little lighter than sand. My cages don't sit flush on a table, the plants are...

Alright, thank you! It just makes sense to start growing some bug food of my own.

Alright, thank you for the info. I use basil and stuff like rosemary and mint for cooking, so I was going to buy more plants and possibly add other to my mini garden if they could be used for gutloading. It's easy to do and it means I have a steady supply of greens, even if they are only used in...

Are there any other herbs which you consider good gutloading ingredients? I'm looking to stock up on herb plants to grow inside now before it gets cold and I've read through all your blogs but I think this is the only herb sold in nurseries to grow that I found. This and spearmint, but you say...

I just purchased some bug burger and hope to start testing it with my insects. I'm also going to get the Rapashy all in one supplement. So I'm interested in anything you have to say about their products!

Ok, glad to know someone else is using something similar. Do we know why sand is so heavily recommended? Where/why did it start?