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It's better known as albon! I don't use albon for coccidia, ask your vet if he can give you 5% ponazuril oral liquid! The sulfatrim won't completely kill the coccidia only control it, but I'll probably here people on here saying that I'm totally wrong! But I use toltrazuril 5% oral if you can't...

or this one!

the whole thing!!!!

My Parsons go crazy for the fresh molted Roaches!

10 parts water 1 part bleach, scrub cage down good, rinse with garden hose & dry in sun or air dry!

The dose for toltrazuril is 0.04 ml per 100 grams of Chameleon using 5% toltrazuril , so if he's 150 grams his dose would be 0.06 ml for 3 days!

For coccidia you can use ponazuril or toltrazuril, it's the newest drug for treating coccidia! Don't use albon,

I just put all new Arcadia 6% bulbs in and 6500k odysseas bulbs in, I'm going to see how the 6500k hold up!

That's all I use! But 6.0 uvb!

I don't want to cause trouble, but a tapeworm segment won't move like a worm will! It's just a segment of the adult tapeworm, when it's ingested by another animal, cow,pig, chicken, Chameleon or human the segment hatches inside the animal and the life cycle for the tapeworm starts again!

My female is 294 grams and I'm wondering what the average adult female weight is!

I read you turn your lights off at 6 pm and turn on your night light! Turn off all your lights and he'll sleep! No night light!

Raspberry plants have thorns on the branches! I wouldn't do it!

Don't throw it out, that's from one of your females and it should hatch and you'll have baby Roaches!

The skin reminds me of the bark on the branch!

I'm about a hour and a half north of Milwaukee right on lake Michigan! I think the Tinley park show replaced Lee Watson's swap meet he used to have on his farm, but Lee died of cancer!

Where are you leaving from to go there!

That much garlic will keep 5 vampires away, don't forget to put one between your cheek and gum so they don't try and k i s s u! Tomorrow morning you will know what it's like living in Wisconsin 5 months out of the year!

They come in an egg case called an otheca, and you hatch the eggs and feed fruit flies to the nymphs!