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pacmans are a good beginner but they dont really do much besides bury themselves and eat red eyes are pretty good too, waxy monkeys require hotter temps/ low humidity whites tree frog are considered one of the best beginner frogs im personally a big fan of african bullfrog but just to...

If hes in the sleeping position but not actually sleeping, its perfectly fine. My chameleon goes to his spot about an hour early every day

Well, I live in New Jersey so i guess thats not happening ha. What about grasshoppers?

Anybody know of some good places to buy locusts online?

definitely gona look into using this in my gutloads

I recently changed around the layout of my veiled's cage and changed the area of his basking spot. I have yet to see him go up to bask yet. Is this normal? Is he still adjusting to the new layout?

Yup that would be a great size, more than enough room

Definitely around the $70-80 range

Dakota: Just rescued him about a month ago. 1 1/2 yr old. Not really sure what kind of mix he is though.

Was cleaning out my veiled's cage today and decided to change a few things. Bought a new ficus tree to replace the old dead one. I then took the braided trunk of the dead tree and wired it to the cage to create a new basking perch. What do you guys think?

Im leaving for mexico tomorrow night and wont be back for 6 days. My chameleon is about a year old so his feeding has down. I plan on leaving a bowl with superworms in the enclosure. The lights are on a 12 hr timer as well as a mist king which operates at 4 different times a day...

dope video nice shots!

haha i dont think my chameleon wants any part of my frog. Hes already a lil beast at only 2-3 months old and has a whole lot more growing to do (they commonly reach 7-9inches in length :D)

check out amazon.com, their products are usually alot cheaper than retail. I purchased the biggest reptibreeze cage for less than 90 dollars

I posted this video earlier but it happens to be a funny moment. My chameleon and african bullfrog meeting for the first time lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATPon2h-uY0

Heres a video that I found funny. Today I had to upgrade my african bullfrog to a bigger enclosure which was next to my veiled's cage. This is what happened when they first met. Dont worry I put a piece of paper on that side of the frogs cage so they wont see each other and bug out anymore...

My superworm colony has fallen under attack by what I am assuming to be flour or grain mites (very very small translucent/white roundish insects?) Ive also noticed they are in my chameleon and frog enclosures Has anybody encountered this problem? If so, what is the best way for getting rid...

Thanks for the replies

anyone have any ideas???

Oh na I was just restating what the poster above me said haha