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I never saw those size, they were probally right in front of my face. I will be getting the 4'x8' sheet next time, thats such a better deal.

Ok I will be the first to admit I don't know one plant from the next. I just purchased these plants and I don't know what they are called so I have no idea if they are safe for chameleons or not. The tags just say tropical plants. They are just little baby plants so I thought they might be...

It's called "Corrugated plastic" it looks just like cardboard, you know with the two sides with a wavy piece in the middle and it is white. It is near the window section. It cost $8.37 for a 2' x 4' piece which is a perfect size for a cage wall. I just looked on my receipt and the item number...

I just bought some at home depote in Brantford, Ontario last week.

I am no expert but I think the 1" crickets are to large for a 5 month old, they should only be the size of the space between his eyes. The plant should not have potting soil in it because it can harm him when he eats those white pieces in it, either remove the soil and replace it with top soil...

What an amazing room roo. A lot of time and effort has gone into your pygmy room.

The problem is now solved;)

Well that explains why I haven't seen them anywhere. So much for that idea unless I can find a source.

Hopefully Will will chime in and know where to get these because we are in the same area. I am now off to do some research. Thanks Brad

When I was a little kid my parents moved into a brand new house and a few weeks later we noticed the house was infested with roaches. With some research we found out the house was build on a old cotton mill and the cotton was still in the ground which caused the roaches to multiply like crazy...

I give you a lot of credit for being able to have roaches in your house. They creep me out something fierce. I am scared one would get loose and I would end up having thousands of roaches in my house.

That is priceless, especially the peeking.

It looks like that because his hand and wrist is very swollen. Keep it clean and and like FaunaBgirl said just move your hand slightly each day so it doesn't stiffen up on you but try to really baby it. Did they not recomend a sling for a few days to keep it elevated to help with the swelling...

Kitty is so gorgeous. I live his colour and he is so healthy. You are doing an amazing job.

Take the bark out because it can cause impaction in your chameleon if they eat a piece and it is just not worth the risk. I don't have anything in the bottom of my cage and I find it easier to clean this way also. All I have to do it take a tissue and clean the droppings as the happen.

I am looking forward to stoping by your table Will. It's always nice to put a face to a name and can't wait to see your panthers.

I will definetly be looking for you Brandy, I have heard so many good things about you and your silkworms. This is my first time going so I have no idea what they usually have but I am sure someone will know the answer as I am sure there are several people on this forum who have been to it...

Are you saying a mosquito will kill a chameleon, I can't see that?

Is anybody from here going to the reptile expo in Mississauga on the 25th of this month? Is anyone from here going to be a vender there and if so, what are you selling? I plan on taking my son. I plan to buy feeders and my son wants another lizzard, we are unsure of what we will get at this...