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nutribal is what i use once a week it is calcium powder with extras and D3, clacium powder on its own should be used as a daily/everyother day type dusting

can you angle the pan slightly?

my dave (yemen) loved his. they are great if you use a UVB meter (they can be a bit high for some) although 2 of mine blew in about 5 weeks or so, so i went back to tubes

if he's on cricket strike i wouldn't go near wax worms, they are a once in a while treat and if you give him one of those you may find thats all he wants and make it worse. my veiled Dave stop eating crickets so i swapped them out for locusts he likes them and chows down on them, they also go...

well they all died, about half in the post before i got them and after changing their food every day i came home from work and found them all covered in mould :( not happy

your cats gonna have some fun catching the crickets

i used that same exoterra unit for my veiled and tbh he loved it but out grew it :(

currently i have no drainage but you can get "flexitrays" which collect the water at the bottom and bodge a system from that. TBH i find that i mist every leave on every plant and due to the flexy being fully mesh it all evaporates within a few hours suprisingly no real mess. But my dave seems...

you don't dude the white stuff is good pee and the yellow/orange stuff is dehydrated pee :) he wont cock his leg up at a branch, they dont pee and poop as such they "vent" and clear out both at the same time from the same place.

dave hey hey thats a nice looking set up, mine is similar, same flexi and a yemen called dave lol. i found that my Dave's attitude changed since he moved in to the flexi he's a bit more reluctant to be handled now and when the mister comes out he legs it to the back of the flexi :rolleyes: i do...

yes the substrate in mine was removed after a few weeks it took more upkeep than the rest of the viv!! gnats were a problem with it and lots of little mold patches. i must admit though my yemen liked this viv but sadly its just too small when they grow up, good for juvies though

i have used them for around 7 months now without issue, according to they're (exoterra) website they don't produce UVB light with a wavelength below 300 (doesn't occur in nature) and these wavelengths i believe are the cause of the CFL issues. i bought my first cham kit from exoterra from an LRS...

conflicting information?? lol welcome to chameleons, from my understanding the humidity should peak to around 80 but drop to around 50 for the rest of the day, the peak is 2-3 times a day. :rolleyes:dont worry im sure tis will generate a thousand different answers though increase ambient...

can you take a pic of the rear feet from behind? i can't see from those but the males have spurs but the females don't

silks are good all round but horns are better for water i think??

the smallest order i could do was 100 im hoping i can breed from those 100 and effectively have a free staple from then on. then i can drop his locusts to a few a week (i hate handling locusts)

im not too sure what size "micro" is but im allowing a month for them to grow around 2" i may be wrong though i have read 1-1 1/2 weeks from hatchling to an inch and the same again for another 1" total of 2" but in my experience things always take longer than i think lol Question: could i...

im afraid wax worms shouldn't be more than 3 a week they are like chocolate to them (very fatty and low nutritional value) and i found too many wax worms makes my yemen a food snob and wont touch anything else. i roll them in calcium powder and give him one every 2-3 days to try getting mine to...

yeah the only ones he has at the moment are "micro" so i am going to grow them and look into breeding them etc he had another 10 lots of 100 availible and seems to have lots of eggs and chow etc, i want to get dave on these asap as they are suposed to be the best feeders for them :) Cheers...