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Hi Folks I've removed my soil base from his cage this week. Today is the first time in many months that I've seen his waste. To me it looks a bit on the watery side. I see the poo clearly adjoined to it. That looks very normal in my opinion. His diet is ONLY grasshoppers. No crickets or...

Never handled them on the same day as it happens. I always wear gloves when handling the frogs. Apparently their skin would pick up sweat or salt of my skin which isn't supposed to be good for their delicate skin

Looks the business. Only downside is my chameleon wouldn't be able to bask in that set up. They're not supposed to be directly under the sunshine bulb not heat lamp

I'm due to renew both my veiled cam and red-eyed tree frogs 🐸 lights. I'm always confused with desert and forest. There are so many variations available. To me, the chameleon should be T5 desert Frogs T5 forest. Simply as that's roughly their habitats. Any ideas folks! Thank you in advance...

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Sadly,I think you're referring to Hammy, my previous cam. He died four months I got him. He took breathing issues. I hindsight I probably shouldn't have used a glass vivarium

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Thank so very much for your input. I must admit, I was very tempted, to remove this ',film' myself. Paddy, my partner, talked me out of it, purely because of the delicate situation and let's face it, you don't have a more sensitive body part, as an eyeball!

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Hi Folks This is a follow up from a couple of days ago. Some of you, were looking for photos of Figaros 'eye cap' It's always his left eye and is usually every six to eight weeks between Veterinary visits. For anyone passing on advice, thank you so much in advance. I'd like to remove the cap...

Sorry this is now solved. No more questions or correspondence thank you.

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With all due respect dear. My veterinarian is happy, I'm happy If you've nothing positive to say, please don't reply. Thank you so much 💓

They're not baggy, there on stalks for better all round vision. He's just prone to cornea Caps. I bought tweezers to try and remove them myself. It's costly to travel and pay veterinarian bills too

30l plastic aquarium. I've stopped all insects since December. It's hopper feast these days and boy, does figaro enjoy them!

Indeed so. Cheers

Locusts are the final stage of grasshoppers. He's thriving on the hoppers as another enthusiastic person said, just make sure they're gut loaded and he'll be just fine. Thank you so much for your message 😊