Cort Chams
New Member
Hi Chameleon keepers!
This is my first post on the forum.
I’m Super excited to go to this as it will be my first reptile show. I’m new to the reptile world but I came from Reef aquariums and I’m setting up my first Vivarium this weekend. Going to get the inhabitants at the expo!
Anyone know any specific vendors that might have Pygmy bearded chameleons? I’m hoping to be near the front of the line so I can get my hands on a pair of
Rieppeleon brevicaudatus - I heard they sell out very fast.
In the reef aquarium world, we ‘cycle’ our tanks to let nitrifying bacteria establish for the first month.
Vivarium wise, could I do something like that but to allow the springtails and isopods to establish? Or is it not necessary.
Thank you all!
Cort’s Chams
This is my first post on the forum.
I’m Super excited to go to this as it will be my first reptile show. I’m new to the reptile world but I came from Reef aquariums and I’m setting up my first Vivarium this weekend. Going to get the inhabitants at the expo!
Anyone know any specific vendors that might have Pygmy bearded chameleons? I’m hoping to be near the front of the line so I can get my hands on a pair of
Rieppeleon brevicaudatus - I heard they sell out very fast.
In the reef aquarium world, we ‘cycle’ our tanks to let nitrifying bacteria establish for the first month.
Vivarium wise, could I do something like that but to allow the springtails and isopods to establish? Or is it not necessary.
Thank you all!
Cort’s Chams
