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  1. Rst_Cham

    “Chong” furcifer willsii

    He looks so good! Amazing job with him.
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    Snail success? Or not really.

    Thanks I’m not going risk it but I am going to separate out the babies into their own enclosure and raise them to adults and try again.
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    Snail success? Or not really.

    Yeah, that’s what I’ve read so I guess I won’t risk it. I used to be really good about looking for eggs but never found any so gave up. Thanks for the info.
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    Snail success? Or not really.

    Hi, so, I've basically given up on my snails breeding; they eat and make a huge mess, but no babies so I've just accepted that I have pet snails now. I've put them in a terrarium with plants (that I know they don't like to eat), corkbark, moss, and dead leaves on a coconut coir substrate, a...
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    Tongue still sticking

    I had this happen twice with my cham (his tongue stuck briefly to my hand while hand-feeding silkworms), while he had an RI and was on medication for a whole month. I figured it either had something to do with the medication or humidity. My vet had me back off on the overnight fogging, so I...
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    A Few Questions About Breeding Mantids

    I have a mantid, but he's a pet, not a feeder. Agree with others, too much work to separate and feed separately. Also, they are awesome. Friends, not food! (just kidding! but they are super awesome and cool)
  7. Rst_Cham

    Meet Yaddle, my new anole

    What a beautiful bird, wow!
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    The Wait Is Over

    Great picture! He’s very cool looking!
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    Anybody ever online order t-5 uv bulbs with success? delivered undamaged?

    I second Todd at LYR, they come very well packaged!
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    Meet Yaddle, my new anole

    Thank you! We’re enjoying having her very much and hopefully she’s enjoying her new enclosure. I wish they were local here like they are for you, I’m jealous!
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    Meet Yaddle, my new anole

    lol! True!
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    Meet Yaddle, my new anole

    Yeah, breaks my heart that they are used as feeders. I also have a little brown anole. She’s a shy little thing in a bio active vivarium all by herself. I’ve been looking to get her a friend but haven’t found another brown anole locally yet.
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    Meet Yaddle, my new anole

    Right?! I treat all living creatures in my care with love, even my insects.
  14. Rst_Cham

    Winter food for sticks, hoppers, etc

    My hoppers didn’t go for the grasses I tried, I think they were a rye and barley mix. But then I had Romaine in there at same time so maybe they just prefer the store greens? I have regular grass in with the babies now (found some still alive in green belt nearby that I dug up and planted in pot...
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    Meet Yaddle, my new anole

    I googled your anole type to see what they looked like since I’ve never seen one; so cute! Love your story (and had no idea some eat veggies!) very cool. I was in Honduras a few years ago on vacation and we had a little local anole who apparently lived on our deck. He was completely annoyed by...
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    Meet Yaddle, my new anole

    Just wanted to share a couple pics of my new green anole, Yaddle. My local reptile shop sells them as snake food and when I told them I wanted to get one as a pet they told me not to bother, that they make terrible pets, that they require UVB and heat, and that you can’t hold them. Good advice...
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    Babies! (Lots of pictures)

    Love them!
  18. Rst_Cham

    Grasshopper breeding success!

    Thanks!
  19. Rst_Cham

    Re-introducing Cozamalotl

    aaawwwwwwww, congrats!!!!
  20. Rst_Cham

    Grasshopper breeding success!

    Whoops, sorry, I just realized I never responded. About 35 nymphs hatched without diapause. They're getting big now and definitely looking like Melanoplus sp. like you said. I also thought they were supposed to diapause. I had put a bunch of eggs in the fridge as well, and pulled the first lot...
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