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if so I have questions: 1. How often does your mister mist the nepenthes a day and for how long? 2. What kind of grow light do you use?

Does your croton do well on the bottom of the cage? I want to do the same with mine but I thought they liked bright light

That did it. Thanks so much!!

Every time I plug the mist system into the wall, water goes everywhere outside the cage. I'm not sure what to do at this point. Any ideas?

Don't buy from them again. I had a sick tortoise delivered and he didn't make it.

I want to learn about parson's now because it will be a long time before I get one.

I.e. Pothos, umbrella tree, ficus, croton Also for hanging plants, how do you get them to hold onto water so they don't keep dripping?

I have a pony tail palm, umbrella tree and croton that i would like to mount somehow so it's up where my guy is and he can hide.

I have an umbrella tree wilting and a ficus that has dropped a lot of leaves. The flora sun is the light I've been using. My nepenthes seems to be doing fine, it just needs to be more wet (working on that). What should I do?

He seems to do this before dinner time whenever I'm in the room with him. I did make it so he can get back up to his trees. Should I be concerned or is he just a weirdo?

Don't forget romaine lettuce.

I've offered dubia, crickets, superworms and hornworms. He likes hornworms and crickets, not sure if he likes superworms anymore and won't eat dubia. Is there a way I can break the hunger strike? How can I get him to eat dubia again? I'm worried I'm stunting his growth somehow because he is such...

I will use window insulation to hold humidity in and I will go to ikea this weekend to get some tables for the cage.

The humidity gets to be around 50-70 percent. I changed some stuff around and added more heat.

He is starting to eat more because he was on a hunger strike. Crickets, superworms and sometimes hornworms. He is an extremely picky eater. Anything to make him eat more? How is my setup? What should I be doing differently? P.S. Is it normal for him to be that dark color? He seems to do it...

Sorry for the late reply. There's a show coming up in my area and I would think they would have anoles that have been bred for several generations. I could ask. Chameleons have to eat other lizards in the wild, it's just common sense.I saw a thread where someone's veiled ate a humming bird...

Variety is the spice of life. He is also a very very picky eater. I'm waiting on some green banana roaches in the mail but he probably needs food now while I wait for them. I would only do this once in a while.

I don't want harmful parasites. I would think they captive breed them but I don't know

I have a little less than 1000 supers. My guy won't eat them so I would give them to you for $20 if you're interested.

Ok, maybe "hating" is an exaggeration lol but I've been told it would be hard to do. I see what you're saying though. I don't think he would damage them because I'm pretty sure he doesn't eat plants like some panthers do. I caught him once but he must have thought it was a bug and spit it out...