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They should have everything you need. Alot of people here are using repashy calcium plus for dusting feeders( I just jumped on the wagon). Its an all in one duster that makes things so much easier. Don't listen to them if they try to give you advice on dusting. They have NO idea what they are...

I looked at all those and ended up buying everything individually when I got back into chams. I ended up getting the cage I wanted with all the supplies for cheaper. Where in Socal are you? LLL reptile would be where I would suggest you buy everything from. If you need help with a list of items...

Whats the night temp in the cage without the ceramic heat on? I wouldn't use it unless it gets below 55 and even then you would only need a very low wattage especially with glass. You will need a bigger cage in the next couple months so be prepared. As long as you figure out the proper dusting...

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I have gotten them alot from the organic soil I used. Just yank them Out when you notice them

I've wasted alot of money on silks and hornworms because of my picky cham

Name her Felony

I think it really does depend on the chameleon. My first was a veiled who was ok with being held. My second veiled was an adult WC Yemen who Was SUPER chill and loved being out. My newest panther is ok with being out but i have to trap him to get him out of the cage. I guess I've bean lucky with...

Pits are super friendly unless you abuse them. And even then they will usually never be aggressive towards humans. Same goes for rottweilers

Ah poor guys gonna get blindsided

Dump him. If my girl hated chams she'd be long gone

Mulberry farms is great and coastal is great too like Carol said. If your in california both will get to you very fast

Hope all goes well. My friends mini pincher got beat up too just recently and had to get a ton of stiches. Poor little guys can't fight back

It depends. LLL. You can open the bottom to clean easier but the top 10-12 inches in the front is screened off. This is how the cages used to be I am not 100% sure how they are now but if they changed the front to a full door I would go with them DIY. You cannot open the bottom to clean...

Everyone better save up their cham ammo for zombies.

I use 2 temp/humidity sensors ( a flukers and one I got from a hydroponics shop). Both read way different in humidity and are about 4 degrees different in temperature. Does anyone have any suggestions on something that will be accurate? My home depot only sells these clunky wireless ones that I...

Mullberry farms is great I use them all the time but thats because they are only 30-40 minutes away. Joshs frogs are great also . I always get my supplements from them in less then 2 days sometimes

You can but you would need atleast a 2 foot wide pot

There are shefflera "abricolas" that alot here use. The difference is their leaves are smaller. Pothos work well too. I personally use all 3 ( Pothos, Schefflera abricola, and a ficus)

If that plant is a schefflera " actinophylla" in the front I would take it out as they are supposed to be too toxic for use with chams. The one everyone uses is the shefflera abricola which has smaller leaves and is safe for our guys