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That might actually work ! Thanks ! Defeniyly gonna try

Hi guys. Ive been breeding crickets for over 4 months and in still figuring out how to make te breeding process more efficient. I know let them lay eggs in in garden soil from a nearby shop. I have high hatching rates but when everything hatches i just put them with the ground in a bigger...

As a cham and chicken owner. I dont think they can be compared. Two chickens from one egg happens rarely but the eggs never look like this. Theyre just bigfer then regular eggs. If two chameleons grow inside this and hatch. It will be most likely for them to be attached to eachother near the...

Decent profesional looking photo. Would be a deserved win

Hey. Im not judging anything written above ill just give my advice. What are u gonna feed em. If for an adult chameleon. Theyre kind of small. I feed them my two bearded pugmees. I feed em 70% isopod and 30% mini crickets. Ive just started a colony with the ones i found outside my house. You...

So hard to keep my mouth shut and not say girly thing like "ahhh so cute!!" Damn its really hard .........so cute.........

Its defenitly nutritious and non poisonous (im a licensed beekeeper myself) but the thing is that your cham is likely to not recognize it as food. Since they die immediately after taken out of the cells. And if you managed to keep them alive. They dont really move. I do feed my panther some male...

I also brees mealworms for my anoles. Forgot to take pics. Btw people that have other lizards besides chams. Try breeding isopods. They dont need additional heating if they live outside your house.( i guess) and they breed rapidly. I just put 60 in a icecream box with some carrot apple and...

Hi guys. Good to see your setups. Some back ground information. I only breed crickets for my cham the rest is for my anoles. The other food of my cham i dk not breed yet but i buy it. Im planning though on breeding them so seeing the way you do stuff. Cricket bin. Cricket laying ground...

Wow thats one hell of a cage. Looks really nice. When i saw it i compared it tl my first setup. No worries. Your cham is gonna be reallh happy. What are you planning on feeding him?

Here in europe im feedjng them mostly on ivy. Thats where i find them on and they seem to eat very well

Sorry to interupt. But i do not know the word led. At least bot in english :). Are leds the lamps using ionisized gas?

Ty for all your respons. Ive contacted a few more people and im ordering a ceramic heat emitter very soon for my cham and im still deciding yet if im gonna use a infrared bulb for my anoles at night(several people said to me that it'd be fine and that theyve bred anoles for ages using infrared...

ty so much for the replies

Since im living in northern europe. Warming during night is essential. I use a heat pad for my two green anoles and a heating cable for my cham. Since both have nearly come to an end and have to be replaced. I was thinking of other options. I know that infrared bulbs arent good for chams.(...

Ill see where i can get em. Never heard of them before.

What is the difference between uv A and uv B? Which is the best and why is uv B so more expensive?

ty for the replies. this is my feeding scheme per day calci d3 calci calci calci calci calci calci reptivit calci calci calci calci calci calci and that repeats itself every two weeks

Today i was at the petshop picking up a knew uvb bulb and some supplements. Ive Always had a uvb bulb and Fed calci d3 once per two weeks to my pardalis. I walked calm to pay for my Stuff and when i had put everything on the table. The Guy simply says: "why're u picking BOTH?" (d3 and uvb) i...

Omg im so sorry