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love his Yellows.

Nice.They look great.. I got my Bradys in today. Just didn't get a chance to take pix b4 work

Where there is a will, there is a way.

I like the way you search!!;)

What's up and welcome Talvarez:)

I have quite a bit of Cham material floating around the web. Most of my pix are #chameleon but I'll add #chameleonforum

Is it cold in the room you keep him in? Was he recently misted?

I know exactly what they are. They are gnats. They came in with your soil. This is just the beginning, there will be more. And just to clear it up you have 12 FEET of soil? Or 12 INCHES?

lmaooooo. Good eye Hoj. The host hand is my wife's hand, in full winter coloration ( of lack there of). The finger with the mango paste is mine. lol

Awesome pix Jan.. Was the first tree a Tamarin tree?

Thanks. Yea, i'm still on a female hunt. Ordered a pair ( because they wouldn't sell a female along). I got 2 MALES.. I just sent them back for a refund. Super frustrating. Yea, i have been blessed with almost all my stock. Most were very people friendly. lol, don't throw it in my face...

Great looking girls you got there. The first girl looks amazing. I like the purple, pinks and blues in her shoulder and cheek.

bow chika wowww wowww

Its an ExoTerra. Looks to be a 18"x18"x24" . Which is a veryyyy nice size for a trio.

There are a few "poisonous" birds. The bird takes milies or other toxic insects in it's bill and rubs it on it's feathers. They feathers then retain the toxins. The act is called "ANTING" Some other animals also do this. That would probably explain the behavior seen here...

Looks good. You could get some more branchy material in there. That Pothos will fill in nice. Post pix once they come in. What size tank is that?

I got a small group of these guys from Laurie about 7 or so months ago and they are amazing!!! They all turned out to be males and are just gorgeous blues . This one just seemed to be more bold from the rest and I also always hand feed him (in his cage). Well for the past month or so he started...

They are not sexed. Still frogletts . I would say they are 3/4" long.

Yes, those are typical "fired up/defensive /stressed" colors for a Veiled . She is still young. Just wait till you discover her gravid colors.