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Melleri Discovery is where i get most of my info :) I watch the melleri group board on here but never see any new posts. Still loads of info though :p

I'm in the process of building a free range setup for this guy, he's getting a little stir crazy in the 2x2x4...

Well it appears as though the brown coloration is no longer there. :confused::rolleyes:

Find me. My SN is ThunderLizard :D

I think I'll do that. Should I apply any sort of topical medication? I live with a pharmacist so we have everything imaginable. :p

It sort of just appeared over a few days, or maybe even one.

i don't see how it could be, his light is a fair distance from his perch, i'd say about 10", it's only a 50w basking bulb edit: he was rubbing his flaps to remove shed the other day, could it just be bruising?

I keep saying "he" but I'm just not certain! LOL that would be so tragic! :eek::p

Helios came out for a bit today, before he got his sunning I snapped a few pics with the gf and I. Here we go! :D :):):):):):):)

Nice soundtrack. Rocko is a bad@$$

Bring in an expert, be subtle, verify your accusations, and report them to the BBB.

Welcome! :D

Washed out coke bottle, tubing from a broken mist system. hole in the bottom of the bottle that's a snug fit with the tubing, fed down into the cage. I use one of those black paper clip things to reduce the flow to a drip. I also screw the bottle cap on after filling it with water. really...

I use both :D

Helios had his first shed under my care today, and I came across this: It could be some sort of scab from being imported, because I couldn't see any movement. However, could these be parasites? :confused: Thanks :o

They seem to love hibiscus, and most would say it's not bad to eat. But the will eat other greens. The fact that he's eating it is telling you that there's most likely something missing in his diet.

How grim lol :rolleyes:

Be careful with wild lizards. There's potential for spreading parasites:o

A picture would be helpful :rolleyes:

Exciting!!!! Can't wait to the the hatchlings :)