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And I agree with that. Where it starts to trouble me is for example where I live, we have an invasive species of crayfish in some of the waterways because someone had kept them for breeding and when they no longer wanted them, dumped them into a creek. Doing what life does best though, they...

Yes, I realize I have got here late, the issue of reintroducing a species to the wild is also something in the back of my mind in this area, as if an ecosystem has adapted to the absence of an animal, reintroducing it could be devastating. On the note of crabs, could it be the young require...

Well I was going to throw my two cents in but my view on it has already been stated, basically it depends on the species and what that species is facing. For example if it as a species nearing extinction, then I'm all for breeding and keeping wild caught specimens rather than let the species die...

Just checked the Panther caresheets, and prey size increases in size until one year of age, at which point the amount fed is reduced. Might be different for some species though.

I don't know if I remember correctly but I think at a year of age. I think six months might have a slight reduction in feed, and adult colors can start to appear. I honestly don't remember right now though as I least had to worry about it 4 years ago.

I'm going to need help in a few years hopefully transporting a chameleon halfway across Canada!

This guy right here. My second chameleon, Chandler Bing who is around 5 years old now, I've owned him for 4 years and never got a hatch date, but he was just starting to develop colors when I got him. I decided he should at least get to see his new enclosure. He's got a temporary setup for a...

Everything is now planted, just have to let it cycle now. The drainage systems works perfectly and the enclosure doesn't leak. Honestly for being freshly planted, I'm happy with the result. Just have to wait for some plants to grow in and find a piece of Velcro to mount the MistKing control...

Everything is now planted, just have to let it cycle now. The drainage systems works perfectly and the enclosure doesn't leak. Honestly for being freshly planted, I'm happy with the result. Just have to wait for some plants to grow in and find a piece of Velcro to mount the MistKing control panel.

I'm actually really excited now, the new enclosure almost hit 100% humidity prior to the lights turning on and with the lights on hovers around 50-60% with the mister going off to maintain it. Everything is planted now except for the pitcher plants.

Well the enclosure is complete mostly, the isopods and springtails are in as well as 6 Morio worms. All except the pitcher plants and the second Pothos are in. I'll post pictures of the complete build tomorrow, now just to let it cycle for about a month.

I'm just going to say that you can never have enough Pothos lol, I had to split mine due to size.

I repotted some of the plants and placed them in. Really starting to come together, hopefully I can get it up and starting to cycle tonight. I still have to add the two pitcher plants, the bromeliad, a spider plant, the other Pothos, the begonia rex and a few rooted Pothos clippings. Also...

Well I decided to tackle one of the 4 year old pothos and while being impressive in size, four years in the same pot with ideal growing conditions has left me with this. It's sitting beside it's original pot, so I guess it's time to split it.

Up and at em, unfortunately I have to replace one of my MistKing nozzles as the plastic had failed. Today is repotting the plants that need to be. Also dry fit the MistKing system in last night so it's just a matter of mounting when the time comes.

Well I was working a night shift at work, just got home and decided to try to sex some isopods. I will admit that I'm new to sexing isopds, but I believe I have a female carrying her brood in this picture. I was gentle with my new pet! This one has a yellow belly that seems to have sperical...

Well I actually only liked one configuration of the plants, so this will be pretty much how it looks, just missing the two large Pothos. Also tested the upper drainage and the substrate drainage, both work perfectly.

They aren't exoterra vines, the flukers I've had issues with breaking apart so I decided to get some custom made. Although they are similar in appearance to the exoterra vines they aren't the exoterra vines. The vines are hopefully going to be temporary and replaced with branches in future...

Decided to install the two fake vines, and actually as I add more to the cage, the seams become less noticeable. Now it's off to work for four hours. Upon my return I will be repotting plants and figuring out what plant will go where. Also let Chandler get a test feel and he must approve as I...

Thank god your shoulders didn't get wrecked, they don't heal nice and surgery to repair them is not fun.