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That's great, let us know how she gets on. :)

She doesn't look right in that last picture at all, i'd get her to the vet immediately whether you're returning her or not, she at least deserves the necessary treatment whether you plan to keep her or not. Maybe you could sort something out with the store regarding the vets fees? It just...

Ooh, i bet that hurt! Not sure if horn worms are available here in the UK? I haven't seen them on any of the feeder lists i use. They sound pretty juicy though! :eek:

Very true, though admitedly i didn't use the search button much :o Anything that appears to be serious though should have veterinary attention - even if it turns out to be a false alarm. First thing i did when i got Shiver was to find the nearest cham specialist and register her with...

Even though i'm new to keeping chameleons and was extremely mis-led by the guy who sold me my female i'm quite concerned about the number of people with dying chameleons. I was lucky enough to join this forum before Shiver started to suffer from the store's care instructions - i just hope i...

Hehe, yeah i remember them!! I used to have the chameleon telephone - the one in the "wassssuuuuup" advert!! LOL :D

Eeeewwww!! I know it washes off but i prefer the outside of bugs to the inside lol :eek:

:D LOL! At least the leg ain't moving!! Eeeewwww!!!!

Looks like female chameleons have no manners at all lol.............. sorry - pic taken through glass just after misting :p

Haha, they might make her even more wriggley!! LOL :D :p

Now, hears a rare chance for you to have a laugh at my expense lol A few weeks ago i got on a horse for a friend, he bought her as a 6 year old broken to ride but not drive, so he asked me to get on her to see what she can do. I'm not scared of any horse and will get on anything - this is...

That is absolutely fantastic information Heika, thankyou so much :) I didn't know about privet and certain ivy being poisonous. I have a very good supply of bramble so i'll keep them on that. I have a local pet store who want to buy the excess sticks off me so i won't be over-run and i...

From what i've read the indian sticks should take around 9 months to hatch - not sure how long since these eggs were laid. They're in a tub with a bit of substrate at the moment, they're close to Shivers heat lamp and i'm giving them a very light mist of water twice a day. I just don't...

Here's one........ http://www.ent.iastate.edu/misc/insectnutrition.html It doesn't really give much of a selection of bugs though, i'll keep searching for you. :)

I was just wondering if anyone had any experience with Indian stick insect eggs? I've just bought some off e-bay so i can raise a good colony of sticks but i'm a bit confused on how to care for them. I've googled a lot of info but different sites contradict each other. One site says bury...

Haha, that's exactly what i plan to do - Mark can look after the animals for a day or two :p

Just wondering if you've bought their curly winged flies? I've bought 2 batches now from different suppliers and more are dead than alive. Maybe this is the common thing with flies?? She does enjoy them though so i don't mind paying for them :)