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I believe that we should go to the top of the tree and perhaps find a way to escape from there.

Snapping turtles are Vicious So, imma go with #3 i don't know why he hasn't taken a snap at us yet but it seems to be working out for us.

I did a quick search on google and found this document, perhaps this will have the information you need. http://www.explorebiodiversity.com/Hawaii/BiodiversityForgotten/Wildlife/Reptiles/Lizards%20-%20Chameleons.htm

Out of respect for mystery worm, F.

The western honey bee gets to much praise therefore it’s time to give a shout out to the best bee Wallace’s giant bee I mean what can I say Wallace was looking for cheese but instead he found a big bee but seriously this man is the insane you should check him out ( not Wallace, I mean the...

I found these useful gut load charts on this website, perhaps it may help you

perhaps it's an armyworm

buster, i rarely see hikers like at all especially at local my forest (mainly because it is a tiny little pocket of trees) so I'm going to trust my gut and walk there myself because i’m wasting time if i don’t. and for the cons of this decision if any hikers do show up it will either be...

1. Male, Veiled Chameleon I reckon he is around 4 months old and ive had him for two months 2. I try to limit handling and mainly handle when necessary 3. I feed terry 6 adult crickets that are coated in calcium ( i will explain which one when it comes to that) and i gut-load them with...

The brand of the lights are the zoo med one’s and the calcium does not have D3 and it says it only has preciptated calcium Carbonate

Oh im super relieved, i was starting to think he had some sort of chameleon rabies. While i have you here is there any holes in my husbandry? Here is a picture of his entire enclosure (i need to clean it soon like probably right now)

Oh and i try to limit interaction with him as he really doesn’t like to be provoked the only times i do “provoke” him is when i gotta clean his cage.

So terry my veiled Chameleon has a white thing on his nose. It is one both sides and i tried to pick it off but either i didnt apply enough pressure or it is stuck on his nose. he is a male veiled chameleon and i've had him for two months. I feed him normal crickets and other bugs like moths...

epic, i'm not mr roach identifier so i will accept that i got it wrong i'm just happy it got correctly identified instead of my google search.

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I believe that he is either a juvenile dubia roach or a female dubia roach. Or perhaps both.

Alternate route, since marshes are mainly weeping willows and bald cypresses and the waters can reach an outstanding 15 feet deep or 4 and a half meters also there are snakes left and right and depending on how big the marsh is there is the potential of alligators, Most of the land in a marsh is...

Mates if any of you have seen the movie rango you know what to do, which in case you haven’t you just trust your gut and walk across.

Hi im new to this whole chameleon thing (seems like a lot of people are these days) and i just wanted to introduce myself to this community so im going to keep it short and show you guys terry my veiled chameleon in the bathroom