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  1. ZacharyLeesWife

    Horn worms

    Hornworms can get pretty expensive quickly, but as long as you aren't feeding them exclusively DBD on Amazon has really good deals, and Josh's frogs does as well. They both have free shipping if you watch for sales.
  2. ZacharyLeesWife

    Panther chameleon passed away and I dont understand what happened please help!

    How has this become an argument? To the OP, I am SO sorry for your loss. To the others bickering, stop.
  3. ZacharyLeesWife

    It was totally necessary, I swear!

    I could try, but if it's a male my Thor will probably pick on him too. And hims just a little baby, Thor is much bigger so that worries me! I've had dubia bigger than this little guy.
  4. ZacharyLeesWife

    It was totally necessary, I swear!

    For the record, they were feeding large crickets. And the cgd dish was right by the hide and plastic branch the older male was clearly claiming. It was 5 in the evening and the older one was all fired up. He wasn't benefitting from the presence of the baby either.
  5. ZacharyLeesWife

    It was totally necessary, I swear!

    I have so many eyeball lickers! But him was so bullied, he hid his little derpy self under the substrate. I couldn't just leave him there! Somebody else needs a little eyeball licker more than I do.
  6. ZacharyLeesWife

    It was totally necessary, I swear!

    Look at the little baby derp herp @Decadancin!
  7. ZacharyLeesWife

    It was totally necessary, I swear!

    Buster will need another 6 months or so before we know for sure!
  8. ZacharyLeesWife

    It was totally necessary, I swear!

    I know! I refuse to even allow myself to name him, because then I'll keep him.
  9. ZacharyLeesWife

    It was totally necessary, I swear!

    The big box pet store is something that I desperately try to avoid, but my bug order was delayed and long story short... new lizard. They had this tiny baby, maybe a month out of the shell in a tiny display case with a clearly sexable male. And they just didn't understand why it wouldn't eat...
  10. ZacharyLeesWife

    I need a few good men.

    I'm thinking 4-6 weeks, especially if they're being shipped. If you guys with experience are coming to pick up the babies, they'd be ready a little sooner. I might have my vet take a peek at the ones being shipped to be sure they're strong enough.
  11. ZacharyLeesWife

    I need a few good men.

    I had no idea what those two were doing! I thought they were too young. And I totally understand, them are going to be my grandlizards.
  12. ZacharyLeesWife

    I need a few good men.

    No! But them little eggs were clearly viable so I couldn't bring myself to not hatch thems.
  13. ZacharyLeesWife

    I need a few good men.

    As long as you know that there's always something to learn, my grandlizards would do well with you!
  14. ZacharyLeesWife

    I need a few good men.

    I'm not a breeder @Andee. Just a really irresponsible parent!
  15. ZacharyLeesWife

    I need a few good men.

    I was new once, too. No worries about that.
  16. ZacharyLeesWife

    So Basically....

    That looks like a little Princess to me. But either way, as many feeders as possible as possible at that age.
  17. ZacharyLeesWife

    My Stanley is 7 today and I just wanted to share some pics with you all!!!

    He doesn't look a day younger than juvenile.
  18. ZacharyLeesWife

    Jacksonville, Florida area : Where to buy Horn Worms?

    In my experience, the local shops are getting them online and just marking them up. If not Ebay, than Amazon. Josh's frogs has free shipping from their website right now, but they change their sales regularly.
  19. ZacharyLeesWife

    Flying Feeders

    I breed my hawkmoths and raise the hornworms, but that guy was just about to pass of old age anyway. He did his duty and was ready to go, lol.
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