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I took Mel to the vet today because he he had "crusty eyes" that affected vision and his ability to shoot crickets. Also he has what looks like an infection on his crest and he seemed dehydrated. Now he is back in his cage and he looks like he is really struggling. I am misting every 30 minutes...

I started with "25 dubias" and now I have at least three different type in the closed bin.

What does it matter? Is your question simply curiosity or is there a plan of action based on the opinion?

Thanks for the replies. I'll try the plastic sheathing approach.

Is there any kind of "skin moisturizer" for chams? We have the house heaters running full time now and the humidity pegs around 30%.

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Roaches rule; although they are expensive to get started. They are a larger food unit. Maybe one or two per feeding Crickets are cheap, dirty, smelly. Mel loves them, I hate them. Takes maybe 6 - 10 per feeding.

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OK. Why cull females? Is the desired coloration not continued through the mother?

Well, I'm not sure. Is there a registry of chameleon lineage anywhere? How does any newby know what they are buying?

OK I'll bite. What are the issues with cross breeding for, say, color?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corn_Plant Corn plant. Super hardy. You can't hardly kill them.

Thx. Right now Mel only eats criks. If I can get him started on Dubias then I will ween him off criks completely. During the change I'll need to keep both available and it will be easier just to keep them together.

Is the care and maintenance the same for both insects? Do they eat the same things?

Happy Halloween all? Hope everyone enjoyed a safe and happy holiday. One quick question. Can Criks and Dubias be kept together in the same bin?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySyItmm3u9g No big deal

Well, I didn't make any effort to take care of the criks. I just put them in a plastic bin with some cut up vegges and every couple days went in to gather victims.

I'm guessing 1 year old. Maybe a little more. I haven't weighed him but he is approx 8" nose to butt, 15"+ tip2tip. If I find the guy this weekend, I'm going to ask a lot more questions.

Did you spray paint that lizard? He is beautiful!

Death by tongue lashing. Chuckle :]