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Lol even though this was years ago... I've found lost crested geckos in my printer, my subwoofer, and under a piece of paper under my bed. They get into little places so if you guys lose chams don't hesitate to look in weird places.

Some animals go their whole lives without needing a vet but you should still have some funds for the vet if an emergency arises that can't be remedied at home. I keep a little bit in a savings account that is only used for emergency vet trips.

Lua is between 2 and 3 months old. She is a little baby :) She's gonna be a pretty lady. I agree with everyone else, don't cage them together. I am hesitant to keep any herp in groups. The only things I've kept in groups were small toads and tree frogs.

:confused: Did my thread get hi-jacked?

Just thought I'd share a picture I took of my little female veiled, Lua, sleeping :) She's awfully cute.

Are you trying to make her stay in the bucket? She's supposed to come and go as she pleases right?

Well, I've had ball pythons, pacman frogs, tree frogs, geckos and toads but I've never had ants like I do now :/ It's odd. Thanks for the advice :)

You really shouldn't breed them unless you have the means to keep them for a while. Sometimes sales don't go through and you have to keep them for longer than planned. You never know what might happen with animal breeding so you need to be prepared for every scenario. Also, breeding loans can be...

Lol I read all the way through it without noticing because it came up in new posts. It was a good read though :) I'd like to know how she turned out.

What is it with ants and chameleons? I never had ants until I got chameleons. How did you get rid of them?

I think the poop is her avatar.

I know Kelli :) She's a fantastic lady! I saw her collection a few months back and she has some pretty amazing stuff. When I was keeping them we weren't supposed to give them any D3 at any cost lol. Things change fast. The only reason I think people would say to avoid crickets is because...

It is a beaver shield-tailed agama, Xenagama batilifera. It is entirely possible that the throat is blue and not just the sand. I know very little to nothing about them but a Google Image search shows me some with blue throats.

I've seen a lizard like this before. I'd say it is most certainly not a bearded dragon. Let me get with a friend and see if I can get an ID.

I get my crickets from my local mom and pop and other feeders from Zookeeper's in Austin (30 min from here). I get my rodents for my snakes from a friend who owns a feeder company though.

Feel free to correct any info I posted!

I fed them gutloaded mealworms and occasionally crickets when I felt like dealing with them. I ordered silk worms for them sometimes as well. A lot of people argue against mealworms but some people, including myself, think they are just fine. A lot of people feed crickets and they live well on a...

I kept leopard geckos for a few years. I can answer any questions you have or direct you to someone who can. I'm not on that forum.

Well I read over the care sheets and the only thing I was doing differently was the gutloading and supplementing. I'm relatively new to crickets as I have more background with snakes, very small frogs and my pacman frog who mostly eats nightcrawlers. When I kept several geckos I used mealworms...

I'd have to say Oorana Mena. I always prefer blue ;)