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Generally a lot of organic soils have coconut fiber and bark in the mixture. I have covered my plants as well(large smooth river rocks), but every now and again my panther will move those rocks around an snag a piece of bark. I would be more worried about the coconut fiber than the bark, as it...

I use it as a (dry)gut load as well, have had success with it too(the crickets eat it up). Put two trays of it in my cricket bin and then add some chopped/diced fruits/veggies in two other separate containers for variety.

My crickets always hide in the same spot(on top of a log/branch at the top of the cage). If one doesn't get eaten and starts chirping at night, I spray a little water where they hide(not enough to mist the whole cage, just enough to get the cricket). That usually works......for a few hours. lol

depends......do you want to watch tv, or play games? lol

I started with 18x18x36 and will be moving to a larger(custom built) cage in the next 6 months. The extra cage will then get used for a housing female or feeder food....

Madagascar UV Index from January to December: Madagascar (Tananarive) 19°S 12 12 11 9 7 6 6 8 11 11 12 12 - World Health Organization Effects of Artificial Ultraviolet Light Exposure on Reproductive Success of the Female Panther Chameleon (Furcifer pardalis) in Captivity The...

D.C. v Heller - The Supreme Court held: The Second Amendment protects an individual right to possess a firearm unconnected with service in a militia, and to use that arm for traditionally lawful purposes, such as self-defense within the home. You cannot be denied a firearm in your home.

I agree with the sentiment wholeheartedly, but when you have pets and/or children and you have multiple occurrences of multiple poisionous snakes that pose a threat, its time to take action.....YMMV

same here....1 gallon/week for 1 cham.

http://www.herpsofarkansas.com/Snake/AgkistrodonContortrix

good video...although I have seen it before.

I have noticed that the local petsmart has worse housing setups than the local petco.....but they are both sub-standard for some of the reptiles they are attempting to keep/sell.

Even though they are poisonous, copperheads are not known to be very aggressive and their bit is rarely fatal. The problem is they blend in to the ground coverage pretty well and most bites are from almost stepping on one. You have to watch where you walk and always carry a flashlight at night...

I have used Gorilla Glue on a few things and my cham has shown no signs of adverse side effects.

a funny, yet classic video that has been posted here before. but some may not have seen it yet. I cant even keep track of how many times i have watched it now...such a great vid. EMBED just for the hell of it:

should be a pic of healthy and unhealthy in there.....just for reference.

sounds like you got some mealworms that have already turned....

http://www.ultimatereptiles.com/Health_Care.htm

Brad Minson, DVM Oklahoma City, OK Banfield Pet Hospital $48 for a regular visit. http://www.banfield.com/Pet-Owners/Our-Hospitals/Locations/Location-Pages/QLS He comes recommended from a local reptile store: http://www.alligatoralley.com/ I called a few local vets to no avail, but one of...