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I don't have jack for you concerning a scientific study on which roach is better. Don't read any further if that proof is what you need. On the other hand, I've been keeping chameleons since before there were companies selling a variety of insects to choose from. I had to catch my own food...

What he said. Once you have internet access if any of you need ideas for keeping your pets going in a wasteland, hit me up. I can McGyver the darnest shit for pets.....

I’ve ghosted this thread for a while holding my tongue. Many of you are either overthinking this or assuming your animals are snowflakes and going to melt without 24/7 attention. Now granted, depending on the conditions where you live, things could go downhill fast. Those conditions being...

I had a bad experience with them so I don't buy from them. More than that I don't need to say.

So I tried your stuff here but the breakers in my cave couldn't handle it. Lost a cat too. Poor thing screamed bloody murder running around on fire before it gave up the ghost. I want to go back to Vita-lite after this.

These cages are well designed, well built, and you can't really beat the customer service. Not to mention that Mr. Strand does the chameleon podcast, so you have cages designed by a guy who breeds these critters. Think on all that and then open up the wallet.

I too, would like to know how they are doing. I've been quietly lurking on this thread. Very impressive feat with this species.

That distance factor is why I only use the 12% bulbs. All my builds are tall and wide as hell. I only use a 6% bulb on a cage 18" or less in height.

pretty slim pickings to choose from

Thread got interesting. <popcorn> For advanced keepers with some understanding of their animals, I'm all for this. I have one cage that I let fog up for three hours a night. No issues. My comment, and it was only a comment, is that as it initially read I could see a novice thinking they...

I agree with Carlton on the points brought up. Here's my two cents... we have so many keepers in this hobby that can't even look at a cham in a big chain store and say to themselves "this animal is not well" or be persuaded to buy the right lighting at the time of purchase. Trying to get these...

I had one small spider in my bin, the damn thing killed quite a few much larger than it. Just kill the spider and then see if your loss ratio improves

Not many this month....

Visit Josh's frogs. They have a huge selection of safe plants and the staff to answer your questions. I just bought a bunch for a new viv I made.

High Casqued Chameleon. I'm looking for a specific type of Hoe. A certain locale. I'm looking for the ones with a blue body and bright yellow head with reddish eye turrets. Any leads are appreciated. The locale is Nyahururu in Kenya. Pictures are a must before any purchase will be made.

I'm looking for a specific type of Hoe. A certain locale. I'm looking for the ones with a blue body and bright yellow head with reddish eye turrets. Any leads are appreciated. The locale is Nyahururu in Kenya. Pictures are a must before any purchase will be made.

Looks like a Parsonicus Snackius to me.

For one that small I would place it in a plastic shoebox without the lid. It should be big enough to where the animal can not reach the top and climb out. I would then use a few rolled up cloth towels for it to climb around on in the bottom. After that the rest is standard, temp and UVB...

Any updates? I always liked this species.

Kevin knows his stuff. You'd be hard pressed to find a better breeder.