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It seemed pretty strieghtforward to me, but then again I rememeber reading people's "geek code" in their sig blocks, way back when. http://www.geekcode.com/geek.html

Well, quick note, in case someone finds this in a search: this time they had several breeders with veids, as well as Jackson's, oscellots, and brevs. According to the breeders they had, they have panthers there occasionally.

You can use gimp for quick white, black and gray balancing. You can use it for other things as well, but the white & black balancing are possibly the most important. Have you seen the sample paint cards at the hardware store? Grab one that has white through gray to black paint (hey, grab a...

Would it be OK to feed the crickets the rejects from making a salad/leftovers? We have salads with most dinners, and there's always some romaine or onion or carrot, etc, left over. Is that decent gutload, or an acceptable part of a decent gutload?

I'm in the Chicago Suburbs. I've browsed the sponsor websites a bit, but none of them are local to me (that I could tell). I'll order online if I have to, but wanted the experience of going to see the animals myself, pick one out, bring it home. Getting one shipped in the mail is probably...

Great, thanks! Now all there is to do is collect a few supplies, and wait for the all animal expo.

Does anyone know what sort of chameleon selection you're likely to find at Scott Smith's All Animal Expo in Illinois? I just want to temper my expectations of what they may have when going this Dec 3rd. Thinking of expectations, what expectations should you have of the breeder when you're...

We've been planning to get a chameleon from an animal expo in December, so I've been trawling through the forums for the past week or three to study up and prepare. My wife is thinking Nosey Be, since it would look like Pascal from Tangled. I was leaning towards Jackson's, because it's as...

Don't know much about chams yet, but I do know a little about cameras.... Put it in "A" mode and you'll have control over the aperture (how much light comes in), and it will pick the right shutter speed. Sit down in front of something still-ish. Spend half an hour and taking the same...