Dave Weldon
Avid Member
Howdy All,
If you live near enough to travel to Torrance, California between the 110 Fwy and the 405 Fwy on Artesia Blvd, the next monthly "South Bay Chameleon Keepers" (SBCK) meeting is this coming Tuesday, April 29th from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Late arrivals are fine. We use the meeting room at the Toyota Automobile Museum. The address is 2076 Artesia Blvd. in Torrance. It's easy to accidentally drive right by the building since it is hard to see it at night. Use an online map tool or GPS to make sure that you know where to turn into the driveway! Meetings are pretty much free-flowing with all chameleon topics open for discussion. "Show and Tell" discussions are common. We're still sorting-out ideas for group bulk-buys (silkworms etc.) at future meetings . Some of us have brought our chameleon books and magazines along with various items to spark discussions . Don't expect a lot from the meeting and you won't be too disappointed. The whole thing is still in its infancy. Numbers vary between 5-12 keepers. Some members may be bringing dubias, silkworms and hornworms to sell but that's not for sure. Let us know if you are looking for these feeders and we'll try to confirm availability before the meeting.
Don't hesitate to toss an email to: [email protected] if you think you might be coming. Didn't RSVP? Come anyway.
Got lost
? Meeting room phone number only useful during meeting hours. 310-329-5170
Our group ranges from long-time breeders to novice keepers.
Map: http://tinyurl.com/27jg4v
(Notice the deep parking lot in front of the Museum!)
Last minute thoughts: I'll bring my microscope for anyone who brings a fecal sample. I won't be doing fecal floats that night (potentially messy) but I will plan on doing direct smears which work very well for many parasite types.
If you live near enough to travel to Torrance, California between the 110 Fwy and the 405 Fwy on Artesia Blvd, the next monthly "South Bay Chameleon Keepers" (SBCK) meeting is this coming Tuesday, April 29th from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Late arrivals are fine. We use the meeting room at the Toyota Automobile Museum. The address is 2076 Artesia Blvd. in Torrance. It's easy to accidentally drive right by the building since it is hard to see it at night. Use an online map tool or GPS to make sure that you know where to turn into the driveway! Meetings are pretty much free-flowing with all chameleon topics open for discussion. "Show and Tell" discussions are common. We're still sorting-out ideas for group bulk-buys (silkworms etc.) at future meetings . Some of us have brought our chameleon books and magazines along with various items to spark discussions . Don't expect a lot from the meeting and you won't be too disappointed. The whole thing is still in its infancy. Numbers vary between 5-12 keepers. Some members may be bringing dubias, silkworms and hornworms to sell but that's not for sure. Let us know if you are looking for these feeders and we'll try to confirm availability before the meeting.
Don't hesitate to toss an email to: [email protected] if you think you might be coming. Didn't RSVP? Come anyway.
Got lost
? Meeting room phone number only useful during meeting hours. 310-329-5170Our group ranges from long-time breeders to novice keepers.
Map: http://tinyurl.com/27jg4v
(Notice the deep parking lot in front of the Museum!)
Last minute thoughts
: I'll bring my microscope for anyone who brings a fecal sample. I won't be doing fecal floats that night (potentially messy) but I will plan on doing direct smears which work very well for many parasite types.
