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Yes, I tend to find the people from the dart frog forum on the reef tank forum. I myself keep 1.1 gargoyles geckos (very similar to crested geckos) 1.2 ranitomeya ventriculatus dart frogs, and one 60 gallon salt water tank at school. It's not technically mine, but I invested well over 500...

I belive the little one with the blue nose is calumma fallax. But that's just based off what I can see. I could be wrong.

Wheres the BOI thread? I can't find it to save my life...

I'm looking for a male ambanja pather chameleon. I would like one 4-7 months old, but I'm willing to take one older. Captive bred is a must. I do check my email more than my pms. Thanks in advance. Email: [email protected]

How do you have your Cham setup? It will be much easier to figure out the problem if you show us how the little guy is being taken care of.

Aquazamp. I've heard a lot of people like theirs. I've never had one personally, but I know people who have. Don't get the monsoon system though. It sucks pretty bad.

I've been testing it, at 18 inches it's about 75 degrees, at 12 it's about 86 and at 10 it's about 89.

Ok thanks! I was going to have it about 18 inches from the enclosure.

Try zip tying some fake vines around the area. That might work.

So I was just wanting to know what people think of the powersun UV bulb by zoo med. I have a lamp holder, so the heat is not a problem, but would you guys recommend the powersun for both UVB and UVA or should I buy a basking bulb and a UVB bulb and lamp? I would be putting this on a young...

How old is the chameleon and is it male or female?

Yes don't use warm mist, it can raise temps and some can even burn your animal.

Use the fence around construction sites and line that in your cages! There was a reptiles magazine article on it

I meant a ! Not a question mark

You might want to add a way up back to the leaves if he falls! But other than they it is an amazing cage?

That's cool! I paddled about 26 miles down the Brazos, and it was fun! But man does he look awesome!

You can tell spotteds from tigers because spotteds have a row of spots, tigers have a random pattern of spots.

Actually this was a small Tiger Salamander. When they are young, they get spots, and as they age, the spots grow larger and turn into blotches. I have kept tigers before, such a great species of salamander.

For glass bottom drainage, you normally use clay balls to soak up the water, or you can run a pump out into a bucket for extra drainage. Hope that helps!

Fly fishing is, in my opinion, more exciting than regular fishing. It's makes any fish seem twice or three times the actual size, and it's really relaxing, just the way you move the pole for a casting.