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I think they’re similar to hornworms and silkworms in having a somewhat limited diet. I feed mine a mix of oat bran and a few oats mixed with organic honey.

Hi! 🙂 Since you’ve gotten thru with your veiled girl, having a male panther will be like a walk in the park. The husbandry is very similar. The biggest species difference is panthers like humidity levels a bit higher. The biggest gender difference is you can feed him just a bit more and his...

Oh gee…I don’t like that black line on her. I can’t recall what may be causing that, but I believe it isn’t at all good. Make sure your vet takes an x ray to check for any retained eggs. Being older, she may not have been able to push her eggs out as easily. @kinyonga will certainly know better...

I love that first pic…the expression on his face! It takes perseverance to take a bite of a corn plant leaf.

The moths are mostly active at night, but they do make fun treats. While wax worms are pretty fatty, I think of them as ‘dessert worms’ and give one or two (depending on their size) to my critters when I have them. They don’t last long - either turning black and dying or pupating. I get them...

Oh my! He was certainly planning something! Yikes! I’m not sure it would be safe to fall asleep. 😬😂

Wow! That sounds like quite an experience for the show crew! 😂 It also sounds like you had a totally awesome house. 💗

So glad you returned and got all the info. 💗 I am a terrible mother hen and especially when it comes to our veiled girls. Because of their ability to produce massive numbers of eggs and then be at high risk for complications because of that, it’s extra important to make sure you have your...

Yay and congrats winners! 💗 🥳

I like substrate trays. https://joshsfrogs.com/sp/zoo-med-reptibreeze-substrate-bottom-tray-24x24x2-zmnt13t There are other types out there…just have to look.

Your chams might get a bit chilly, but their basking lights should keep them warm enough. I hope your furnace is fixed quickly.

Aww…cute little girl. 🤗

I was hoping some others would post what their chams do to their plants, but no dice. Oh well. 🤷‍♀️ Stella is enjoying her fresh pothos today as the sad remains of the other go to the plant infirmary. Not sure why she has allowed her hibiscus to grow. Usually she leaves nothing but a dead stick.

Poor fella. 😕 When Lucky’s bad eye had a bit of dried goo keeping it closed, I gently cleansed it with a very wet clean q tip. He seemed to enjoy it and rubbed more of his eye and surrounding area on the q tip. I think it was itchy. I use the closed box with a secured stick for transport and...

I use the same greens which I feed to my bearded dragons…turnip, mustard, dandelion, arugula, watercress, escarole. Different types of squash are a staple item along with carrot. All the rest varies to keep the beardie salad interesting. I have noticed that none of my bugs like bell pepper…not...

Stella just loves eating her plants, and is quite thorough in her de-leafing. We start with a nice pothos like this… And before you know it, it ends up like this… No shame! Let’s see how your veileds decimate or gently nibble their plants. Or maybe you’ve got a plant trampler. Let’s see...

I remember singing the chorus when I was a teeny tiny kid. Always been a favorite. 🥰

I currently have about 2,000 banded crickets and because it had gotten far too cold in my garage for them, I have had them in the main part of my house. Unless I’m right in front of their open bin, and I haven’t been keeping them clean enough, I don’t smell them. I do clean their bin every 2-3...

Yeah…unfortunately there’s no chirpless cricket. Have you tried grasshoppers? There can be a little wait for them to be sent, but just about ll chameleons love them. Only two sources that I know of currently. Khai Phan on Facebook and https://dragonhoppers.com/

Try Google search for exotics vet or reptile vet in your general area.