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    Tree branches?

    They are a lot of work. Ive only dabbled with mushrooms cause I don't really eat them but am fascinated by them. Most of my background is in cannabis cultivation (legal).
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    Tentative habitat setup. Feedback appreciated

    So I think I'm going to for go a fogger with my setup in favor of maybe putting an extra mister nozzle lower in tank and doing a couple shorts sprays at night (15-30 seconds). Humidifiers are absolute breeding grounds for mold and bacteria unless you run white vinegar and let them dry out...
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    Buy Dubias in person in MA

    If you haven't already I'd try Zoo creatures/ new England reptile distributors (same company) in Plaistow Nh. They likely have them. Or jabberwock reptiles is stoneham ma
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    Tree branches?

    Pro tip for sterilizing soil for plant or cham use. Don't bake it. Put it in a cooler with a bottom drain boil a bunch of water and pour it in. Close the kid and walk away for a day. This will make it super wet and require some drying but if you do it ahead of time it is by far the most...
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    Tentative habitat setup. Feedback appreciated

    Thank you for these sheets. I have been thinking about getting a cham for a long time and have done the deep dive on habitat and environment. I also have a lot of experience with building climates from my horticulture/ agriculture background. The specific dietary requirements I'm still learning...
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    Tentative habitat setup. Feedback appreciated

    I should state the "privacy curtain" will just be for nightime use when I'm watching tv etc as to not disturb the little homie
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    Tentative habitat setup. Feedback appreciated

    My plan is still developing and Im sure there is some things I forgot to put in here but this is the game plan so far. Any glaring problems you see here? This will be my first cham. Enclosure: diycages 24x24x48 screen enclosure with 5 dragon strand ledges Diet: All the norms...
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    Cham Breeder in New England?

    It is flash! Forgot you said you just got ambilobes from Frams! Are yours from flash?
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    Cham Breeder in New England?

    I will definitely do that. Everyone here has been very helpful, appreciate that very much. I will post up a thread at some poi t soon with my planned setup and pictures of the Ambilobe sire mine is coming from!
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    Cham Breeder in New England?

    Update. So I was just talking to Framschams and they have some real beauties that will be ready in about a month. A little quicker than I expected to get one but gives me enough time to get everything setup and tested. Ordering a 24x24x48 cage (from diy cages) , 24 inch t5 uvb 6%, arcadia...
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    Cham Breeder in New England?

    I will definitely do so! I am only going to get one if I know can provide optimal care for it. Thanks for letting me know about that.
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    Cham Breeder in New England?

    Appreciate it everyone! I'd love to use someone local to me. I'm brand new to chams but have been reading and researching for a few months. I got gun shy at first cause I've read they're difficult. I have a ton of experience with plants and controlled climate agriculture ( it's my job) though so...
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    Cham Breeder in New England?

    Thanks I actually live in mass and saw them in a Google search but didn't know anything about them so appreciate it. I'll double back and check them out more
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    Cham Breeder in New England?

    Hey did you ever get another cham/ find someone in New England? Live here also and looking to get a panther in coming months
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