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yea, ive had her for about 3 months now, i cant wait to breed her, i plan to pair her up with a male from meka

ive got a female, no male yet, but she sure has a different look to her then other females.

thats very possible thats what did it, did she dig a few months before passing? also did you check the soil? she may have laid and you never even knew it. she may have laid several times perhaps who knows?

i keep looking at that panther and im wondering if hes a red bar? i bet those bars will get more red as he gets older.

i think pictures should not have the name of the person who it belongs to for the voting. that way voting can be completly about the picture and not who took it, just incase that may happen. just a suggestion

sounded like you didnt want to help,"I can't give you the answer to how to dilute flagyl" could mean you dont know or dont want to tell me. dont worry im not mad at you. sorry if i affended you.

thank you so much Ed! :)

Id also like to add that everyones advise is always to take them to the vet, perhaps if people start helping and shareing info this may one day not be needed and our pet/little family member can be helped when they need it and not rely on a vet WHICH does Not always know as much as they need to...

ive read on what it cures from what i know it will help, buuuuuuut i dont know how to cut it down to. if you dont want to help thats up to you, i guess ill have to guess, thanks

does anyone know how to dilute flagyl. if i had a bottle that was 250mg/5ml how much would i have to cut that and what dose might i use? thanks for any help you might give, brandon p.s. does anyone know how to figure out who got 2nd,3rd, etc. in the photo contest?

when they say 30mg/kl i think they are talking the stength of the meds. ie 30 mg per every KL of solution, right? and the chameleon weighs 70grams.

they recommend 20-40 mg/kg, i have a bottle of 250mg/5ml. how much do i dilute? my brain is not working, thank you

it looks necrotic to me, im sure that bone is done for as well, from what ive seen i think a vet will have to remove that portion and alittle above to keep infection from spreading. after that the cham should be able to get around fine.

anyone have that picture saved? i didnt get to see it

franky on the prowl

hmmm, id like to see a house over run with stick bugs. lol

anyone have any reasons it would be illegal to keep a native bug? anyone have links to a site that tells what bugs are illegal. ive never heard of an illegal bug,

your not saying stick bugs are illegal are you? ive got stick bugs in my back yard and ive seen huge ones in texas, btw im in new mexico (thats usa still)

um nevermind, i just found it on the bottom of the cage, thank god. if a moderater sees this post you can ease off of here you u like, thanks for anyone about to reply