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Hey guys! I was surfing the forum and came across that some of you feed mantids as food to your chams. So i Looked into them and realized it be an awesome pet!! SO i didnt know where to post this question but: Does anyone know where I can buy an adult/semi-adult preferably tropical mantis to...

Thanks for the replies guys. Good to hear they are popular with the chams! I shall use them

Im lookin to buy a cham and before I do I want a nice supply of steady and free feeders. I have several (13) geckos and the excess can go there. Ive decided to go with hornworms due to their size and seemingly ezier care than silkies. SO my question is, How do most of ur chams like hornworms...

Updates? Pics? DO I still get one? :D

Any updates?

Why so cheap? O ya and the one in the picture is quite blue, are all males that general hue?

hmmm well lets go check the ol' piggy bank...lets see. 1 nickel, 2 nickel, 3 nickel...:D Well thanks guys, I was just quite curious, for its truly a beautiful animal. Maybe one day eh?

Hey guys, as I was web-surfing the other day, I came across a cool cham. It was blue with a mace like horny nose. It looked as if someone mixed a velied with a panther. im curious as to what it is, any ideas? The funny thing is that its being used as an ad of sorts. You can find the picture...

Allright ill keep you updated on how the plants do then. Allright the only reason i asked on the plant food is that the staff at the plant nursery told me that i need to feed the hibiscus at least once every month for it to flourish

Since they are already planted though will the loam soil be fine? I have something like a 30% sand 20% husk and 50% loam soil mix. Will that do? Also what about the plant food issue? -Thanks Sam

Well today I bougt my interesting pothos plant as well as a luna hibiscus plant (I have read this plant is acceptable, is that true?) and reppotted them both in organic soil mixed in with sand and a little cocnut husk (For aiding in drainage, will both plants take to the soil mixture) after...

Well today I bougt my interesting pothos plant as well as a luna hibiscus plant (I have read this plant is acceptable, is that true?) and reppotted them both in organic soil mixed in with sand and a little cocnut husk (For aiding in drainage, will both plants take to the soil mixture) after...

Allright good to know, I suppose ill just use pothos then as already reccomended. P.S. Does anyone know if it is ok to use ferns?

I wish to venture into keeping chameleons. I have been researching for a few months now and so far i seem to grasp everything so now i have moved on to enclosure "landscaping" if you will. I have kept many tropical geckos so I am no stranger to tropical tank layouts, but as I scanned through...

Allright thanks. Ill keep my eyes peeled

Thanks for the quick reply: Alas i am in CT A bit of a drive for roaches eh?:D Thats why i figured an online source would be the best place

Im trying to set up a dubia colony starting with 100 or so roaches, but i cant seem to find any reasonable offers anywhere. ANyone know of somewhere cheap to get dubia? Thanks P.S. With a colony of 100 to start how long before they start reproducing in the colony and its starts growing...

So my question in relation to this topic is: Whats the longest a cham in the wild would go w/o food u suppose? -thanks

Any updates on the eggs?

Glad I could help