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Usually it depends on how much they eat, mine are dormant now cause of low humidity, but if I start misting more they get more active

I mist alot, leave the eggs in with adults they bury them in the dirt, I use organic potting soil, a couple inches deep, and a cuttle bone for calcium

If you put them in a feeder cup they'll crawl out, mine crawl up the side of a 20 gallon aquarium I keep them in, I put a screen cover on top the tank to keep them in! Use window screen, anything else the baby snails can crawl through! Ask me how I know? You'll have more small snails on the...

The guy is on eBay, just search live snails, I think that's how I found them!

I got 2 chameleons yesterday, one in each box, taped together one on top of the other, and they got here just fine!

I'm in the US, he sells his to restraunts in Greece so I'm assuming they'd be parasite free! Something else I noticed when you raise your own food items, bugs, or snails it seems like my Chams don't like them, the food I have to buy like crickets that they eat! There are snail trails, but it...

Mine came from Greece, that's what I worried about to but they arrived in about 9 days and no DOA & packed very good! Mine are kinda dormant now, and I should mist them more so they get active ! Once you get them going they lay eggs like crazy!

Check on eBay that's where I got mine

All you can do is ask your boss if you could buy some, if he says no, then you know!

Reverse osmosis water & ran through a UV cartridge to kill cryptosporidium

If you use egg shells bake them in the oven at 350° for a half hour, then you can grind them up! I had them out of a can and they tasted like seaweed to me! Mine are for my oshys and Parsons chameleons

For calcium I use cuttle bone, romaine lettuce, baby carrots, some squash, cantaloupe,

The eggs look like a little clump of white pearls & mine always laid them in the soil! I have the kind people eat in Europe! Escargot

Brutus

Bee pollen was found in the pyramids in Egypt when they excavated them 4000 years after the Egyptians put it in there! I used to take bee pollen every day, and they claim that it has all the nutrients in it that you can live on it!

Soak in vinegar & scrub with a toothbrush!

Sorry I'm late! Mistking

I have some incubating, and some hatched but the babies are difficult to get to eat!

Hanging in there!

Possible tapeworm eggs in soil