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Thanks for this post. Great photos I have not tried any mantis as feeders. I really enjoy having them in my garden during the summer and find them fascinating. I don’t know if I could bring myself to feed them to my chameleons until reading your post. seeing how much your little guys enjoy them...

Congratulations on your gorgeous babies. I have been researching these little guys for quite some time. I’m a big fan of the little chameleons. I just love my ellioti they have a lot of similarities to kinyongia boehmei. They have almost the same care and sounds like they also have a similar...

I would agree it’s a type of coleus.

She has such a gorgeous pattern. This is such a fantastic chameleon. 👍🏻💕 I hope to work with them in the future you get a big 👍🏻 From me for work with them. Thanks for sharing

Thanks I’m ready enjoying them. I like their cute little size and spunky personality

@jamest0o0 “Because the term bioactive in reference to reptile vivs is mostly just made up and passed down from person to person”. This may very well be true, it however helps to explain that you need more then just soil. You also need the “clean up crew “that help clean. the key is living...

All of my female. She is awesome very friendly and loves a good bug. She will never pass up a juicy roach. She has a fabulous range of colors as well. my male is not fond of having is photo taken. He is shy he has lovely color brown and with green and black tones. He loves fruit flys, bean...

That’s a great idea for waiting them. Thanks for sharing. I will have to try that

I agree that bioactive has become a bit of a buzz word. And yes you would be right that a plant from home depot could be considered bioactive. This is because the definition of bioactive is (of a substance) having or producing an effect on living tissue bioactive. bioactive vivarium (are what...

Oh man a feel you. That’s when you know you have done a great job gut loading👍🏻

Here are links to usda for insects traveling https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1CDGOYI_enUS920US920&hl=en-US&sxsrf=ALeKk03gnASzaBQXmgT4GyT6hQUXHTZFow:1615732930901&q=USDA+insect+permits&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwihrZebgrDvAhXLWc0KHR9zD3MQ1QIwEXoECBkQAQ&biw=375&bih=627

@TayloredExotics You just may have not know that your shipments have been stopped buy the usda. If they don’t have a way to contact you they will still inspect your package. If you have experienced delays in delivery of your package going into California chances are it was stopped for...

Just a heads up California has dogs that sniff package coming in. The dogs sniff for soil because the soil can harbor unwanted pests or the plant it’s self is prohibited. I have had a few plant shipments get stopped by the dogs when I forget to write on the outside of the box what the plant is...

Lovely bright colors

Sorry I meant to put the common name as well. It’s the lipstick plant they are have basically the same care. The photo I posted and probably my favorite is the black pagoda. https://homeguides.sfgate.com/care-lipstick-vine-houseplant-97613.html

Aeschynanthus Longicaulis is another great vine. It’s a fast growing plant and dose well in our enclosures if they get sufficient light. They don’t mind all the water as long as they are not soggy/water longed. You can find them online for about $15-$30 they also have gorgeous blooms if given...

It’s a fantastic book and one you can still get at a reasonable price if you buy it from Bill.

I have been happy with Great Lakes hornworm they have banded crickets in stock. I always try to buy from online stores that have all most all the insects I need because shipping charge are crazy. I have always had great customer service and fast shipping at a reasonable price.

What does your sister have set up to catch the excess water?

In my experience it’s much easier for the other people on here to help with questions if you don’t make a bunch of threads with the same questions. That way people can see what other people have suggested or said about the topic you’re curious about