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lol quite possibly. I was not bashing on the act, I was just simply making an observation.

And also, don't feed them as many mealworms as I am assuming you are. Crickets are a good staple, but switch up to silk worms and super worms as well and maybe a few meal worms every 2 or 3 weeks. And also, you haven;'t mentioned gut loading. Are you gut loading your feeders??? Personally...

Im glad you are deciding to turn things around. A lot of people would just read the replies and realize that some people are quite frustrated with you and never return to see where this post has gone.. Did you see the post about the exo-terra electrolytes or know about pedialyte soaks...

well said! nice analogy! lol

hahahah no one's a sissy. People have their own lil "things" about themselves. lol I believe I am going to get some Dubia and see how it goes I found a few websites and I got a pm speaking of someone on the forum who sells Dubia. All is well and well is all.

Another splendid bit of insight. Ill let ya'll know what I do. : )

Thank you... all your words are into consideration guys. I will make sure to keep posted what his diet turns into... Its been primarily crickets, super worms and silk worms... but I may just find a beetle or roach person and rid of crickets. : )

Hey, thank you Carol : ) That makes me feel better. I understand the not wanting to handle roaches thing as that would, Id assume be quite common among the general population. And yes, I looked through your album and yes very healthy looking indeed! Eskimo (my Ambilobe) doesn't want...

They smell like hell and escape and are annoying!!!!! https://www.chameleonforums.com/images/icons/icon8.gif And I don't trust them! But I would ONLY ever consider dropping them from my Chameleons life if I had proof of my theory being correct... I would NEVER make a choice for my Chameleon...

So here's the question. I know the nutritional value of both insects Crickets and Silk worms. Ive seen the superiority in silkworms but also know the importance of having a vast diet. With all the stories of bad "batches" of crickets that carry parasites and such and how they are less...

So happy for you, I can't explain... something like that is a blessing and hits a part of your insides that doesn't often get hit in ones lifetime. Truly amazing. And don't worry, I'm sure he will get used to being captive again. :) And yes.... fecal check!!! Lord knows what he ate...

waxworms and butterworms! yummy for chameleons! chomp chomperson brother!

epic...! I have yet to catch a dragonfly to feet to my Ambilobe... I think I'd be too scared over where it has been. lol Pesticide etc... But Awesome!

That is the greatest story. Hahaha Love it. In a nutshell and not to swoop on the discussion, years ago in 8th grade, my Science teacher had reptiles of all sorts in the classroom and would often let us students hold them during class and a blue tongued skink snuck into my backpack. I...

Thanks alot everybody! As time goes on, more pictures are a must :) He is a handsome devil

Yes they do!!!

Hey, thank you Carol! Only time can go by now... My girlfriend and I love him -it was a duel decision... 2 months has seemed like much longer and the time and effort is all worth it. I love him more than I could've imagined. Hes friendlier than any cham Ive met or read about... He...

Hey there, thanks for the input. The light doesnt have to penetrate through anything but the top which is not covered with aquarium paper like the sides. Its 1/4" spaced steel square mesh. I am going to get a linear tube UVB light very soon and that was a great idea to get a daylight bulb...

He's 4 months... I got him when he was 2 months and did too much research to handle (never enough research!) within a a few months before i built the reptarium and purchased him from Jim at CC.

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