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DANG!!!!That boy has sure grown-up!!!!!!

Hey people...check-out the post " WHITE OUSTALETS"..they weren't albino, just something odd that happened

Niiiiiiiice!!!!!!! But you may want to keep your son away from those ousties....they will eat just about anything....LOL..LOL..

Oh yes they will...its best to keep them in a covered container...they love the moisture...

In my experience, don't mess with them...the strongest ones will hatch on their own...

Hatchrite will dry out....take a big fat pinch of it ....squeeze...do you feel any moisture??? If so ,then good!!!

Maybe your hatchrite is to wet or dry???!!! And what is your incubation temps???...humidity??? Sorry for the ton of questions, but it helps!!!

Thank you!!!

Get your self a piece of banana or even just any old fruit..put it in a cup...that you can cover,stick it outside...wait............You just maybe surprised!!!!!

The ants that are the problem here are an Argentine invader...kinda small and they are hard to get rid of...not a good feeder of any kind

I've used a cat litter pan filled with water...set a couple of small bricks in it...your cricket bin on the bricks... and you now have a moat...

Used them both...hatched Oustalets and Panthers...And I prefer the hatchrite...had a much better hatch rate with it..

It is great what you want to do, but rescuing a possibility very fragile animal from a questionable pet store is only going to support that store,and encourage them to purchase more for sale....hate to be so negative...but this happens all the time....buy from a more reliable source...

Well... looks like that's not the issue! Can you post pictures of the eggs?

Funny!!!!!

Not familiar with that product... Does it have any type or additives in it???

What were they laid in?...sand or potting soil

Thats one of my Radiated tortoises...he's now 20 years old!!! He also weights about 20lbs

For what its worth...its not a great idea to leave a bunch of crickets running around the cage...they do bite...and a lot of them will tend to "freak-out" most chameleons...

I've got some 3/4" insulated boxes if you need...local pick-up only!!! I get my cups from"smart and final"..the cloth vented insect lids ,that work great with the cups for shipping and for raising fruit flys,at "superior shipping"...