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Size of crickets is relative to chameleon age/size

by a power backup unit for computers and plug the chameleon stuff into it or get a whole house generator as i did

just this morning my guy took a 30" fall onto some rocks because he moved too quickly over wet wood

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Sometimes the cranky old man yelling at you to stay of his lawn will always be cranky

I got my veiled eating readily out of my hand with dubia and crickets(phased out of diet) I cannot get him to eat supers or silks out of my hand. He devours them out of the cup feeder though.

No night bulb

Few crickets bother jumping out of my design...for whatever the reason I don't worry about crickets escaping....not like dubia that hide during chameleon hunting times

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We need to remember reptiles have the most primitive of brains Almost all instinctual

My guy has had 3 sheds on 5 or 6 weeks. Okay? Normal? He is young, 5-6 months old.

Put some drops of bleach in the bucket of water

Mine is getting worse and worse Somethings won't even eat from cup until I'm gone I attribute it to lots of space and not coaxing him closer for hand feeding more often than not

Its gone I think it was salts

Well it's winter and the house is dry But most instructions seem to say humidity is bad for them They live in a plastic shallow container with a lid and screened homes on top Maybe I should start to put a wet towel on one side

anything to worry about?

By thinks you like to eat every day. Slice out or tear pieces to feed feeders. Most things should keep for at least three days. Hardy leaf vegetables much longer

i purchased 500 eggs, I'm sure there was more than 500 Almost alk seems too have hatched. 5-6 weeks later(very slow growth to what I expected) I have only a little over 100 survived. It seems they are succumbing to death by possibly dehydration. I fed them cow once or twice a day, most of...

they are escaping from the cham cage....not the keeper!

Took About a week before my veiled really started to eat