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    Really tiny insects

    Springtails. Very common soil arthropods. There are many different species - and likely came in on something you placed in the tank. Harmless to your chameleons [and eggs if there are any in there]. Probably too small for adult pygmy cham food - but can be a good food supplement for hatchlings.
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    Scales, little things, and fur! Warning there's a lot of pics hope u have time!

    Rhettus - Both of your auratus are very skinny (especially the froglet). I would isolate them and feed them often with small amounts of food. Having a fecal run would also be a good idea. Oz
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    D.I.Y. Rock Backdrops

    The cocofiber will not stick to the silicone if it is even slightly moist. It needs to be bone dry. Lay it out in a thin layer on a warm, dry day - or bake it in the oven in a thin layer. Also - you need to do the silicone/coco method in small sections; otherwise, the silicone will start to...
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    Cow pea beetles(bean weevils)

    Could you describe your culturing conditions? Type of container, ventilation, etc. Thanks.
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