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Ive used them, even on larger cages. some brands are better than others (especially older ones - some had issues), and there is some concern that the internal coating can crack on the twists which over time might be a concern. I prefer the tubes for the coverage but I wouldn't hesitate to...

Thanks everyone for the kind words.

or just use a deeper /bigger container. I use a big bowl or a tall yet fairly narrow plastic container.

agree. a good variety, some soft bodied some "chintony" and well gutloaded. I provide crickets only 2- 3 times a month. I buy them in small quantities and feed them off after several hours of gutloading. This means no smell and practically no noise (if I am going to keep for a few...

very cute!

adorable. I can see why you'd like to keep broke bar boy - his unique pattern is awesome

I have been using the Repashy Calcium Plus (original strength) about once up to twice a week mixed 50-50 with Mineral-O by sticky tongue farms. The rest of the time just the Mineral-O, if anything was needed at all. I felt this was sufficient /better given I use a mix of prey and gutloads. I...

different type than those I use. did you get yours near a pond?

One of my last photos of Cedric panther chameleon

Cedric passed away suddenly and inexplicably very early this morning. He was seemingly fine yesterday, ate a few crickets, drank normally. He was sleeping in his normal place at mid-night last night. This morning at ~8am I found him dead on the cage floor. He wasn't even old (hatched in June...

condolences on the loss of Olive

condolences :(

Looks good. Especially once that pothos fills in a bit more at the top. You might want another horizontal vines/branches under the basking light, to give options in terms of distance from the bulb You could attach some larger bowls in there for feeding fast moving prey like roaches and...

If you think it could be vitamin A, try giving him a dose of preformed vitamin A (not carotene) and see if it helps A watery eye suggests an infection or similar, not a vitamin deficiency.

Lemon peel (as well as orange peel and lime peel) is high in oxalates. as well, for those not growing their own, these fruits when commercial grown are sprayed with a lot of pesticides and such

that's one option. others include oranges, cantaloupe, spriulina, sunflower seeds, sesame, flax, brazil nuts.... solider fly maggots tend to transfer a fair bit of B1

my chameleons were / are several different ages - but the log is of what adults (over 1 year) ate. yes, they do tend to eat less as they get older. usually you dont need to restrict prey, although some (more often females) will overeat. what the fat pads

tell you what? what is your question? are you asking what type of vitamin b sunflower seeds provide? if so, have a look at the link I posted

bug burger would be an improvement over your current gutload - the flukers stuff is crap even better would be a good selection of fresh produce, seeds, nuts, alfalfa, etc with bug burger

yes, dandelion grows low to the ground and has yellow flowers. the leaves (especially young small fresh spring leaves) are a good gutload for most feeders, including silkworms (up to 50% using mulberry for the rest). the flowers are good too, but silks prefer the leaves.