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He's using an MVB. Its a little trickier because it gets so hot, but it will do the job as long as he can keep it from getting too hot. Looks like a good distance away. When I was a kid, that's all we had, and never had any problems. They get a bad name because some people just use them too...

Well....there goes the neighborhood. I live in NYC and the center for avian and exotic medicine is my vet! They have a great staff and a fantastic facility. Just watch out with their appointment policy, tardiness is not accepted according to their website. I went late once without issue...

repcal herptivite. Most pet strores carry it and I heard someone say it was formulated for more sensitive reptiles. So its smooth sailing boiiiiiii

I have also heard reptivite is not formulated for chams and thus is far to hard on their organs

Just some advice don't go hydrostat timer for the mistking. It is more for botanical applications and while it does work, it only has on, off, and humidity setting. It will maintain your humidity, but you cannot program a misting schedule with it. I made the same mistake and had to purchased...

Cutie. I can see he's been helping himself to some of your Schefflera. Maybe try a couple of greens to supplement his diet. your plants will thank you

You are totally right. Bugs are the protein of the future. They outnumber us millions to one, are a sustainable food source that isn't horrible for the environment like livestock, and pack more protein per gram than beef, chicken, pork, or fish. whether we like it or not, we will all be...

LOL "Beef Flavor"

normal. They like to warm up with "broad side" heat. Its the easiest way for them to raise their core body temperature

I'd actually keep the branches lower if you want to keep using that mercury vapor bulb. Those babies can get hot, hot, hot!

Looks like a UFO to me. Ive seen them.....

at a young age, they can shed anywhere from once a month to every two weeks, its not an exact science and has to do with how fast they are growing, and how much. usually you can notice a couple of white spots like blisters. The sign I use sometimes other than anticipating it based on timing...

hey, dont want to freak you out or anything, but there's a tom selleck ghost on the door of your viv :eek:

That sounds like fungus gnats to me. They come and go in the potted plants you may have in your enclosure. Its attributed to soil always being damp and that's almost impossible to avoid if you use a dripper, misting system, or hand mist. if they really drive you nuts you can repot the plant...

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Niiiice. ill be driving up that way tomorrow.

NYC midtown Manhattan born and raised you?

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\ oof waterfalls are no bueno. Unless you plan on cleaning that bad boy every day, it will become a cesspool in no time. Also watch out with the height of that top perch. Looks pretty close to that light and veilds like to really warm up. A lot end up getting casque burns and such.

Boom Roasted!