Recent content by SteveH

From my experience with a leaf munching panther it seems like it was just a faze he went through. 🤔

I think most of them would be fine.

Hmm,interesting 🤔

No two were hatched by Bill Strand and I hatched a male and female.

With a little delay in shipping these young ladies showed up in great shape. Hungry, thirsty and stressed but they both ate and drank within a couple hours, now it's time to let them get acclimated to their new surroundings. Photos were taken during unpacking. Thanks Bill 😊

My last order from them was packed the same way. I usually get my crickets and super worms monthly at a expo but hornworms black soldier fly larvae I get from Josh's

Glad your back in the hobby, here's probably the best care guide available ... https://chameleonacademy.com/veiled-chameleon-care/

With you being in Florida I would think there are some local reptile expos. Here in Ohio I get most of my feeders from a expo held monthly. When I do need to order anything I like using joshsfrogs.

I agree, Frank Payne or Michael Nash and Kevin Stanford

I don't use any type of heat source on my bsfl, just room temperature. It probably takes a little longer to pupate and hatch this way though. I divide the larvae up into several condiment cups on a shelf until they hatch.

Good looking guy there !!! Xanths are what got me into the hobby and probably still my favorite species that I've kept.

I get most of my plants from Lowes and Menards. If your ok with starter plants in 3-4in. pots stevesleaves.com has a amazing selection. I've got a few anthurium plants from there that are doing great in my enclosures.

This one ate from a hand held cup the other day 😊

Captive bred and hatched Calumma brevicorne on 8/10/24 and again on 12/19/24

Aww, sorry to hear that