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i dont think 4x4 would be too big at all, theyd probably love it. my guys love to explore, would give them a bit more leg room. if theres plenty of shaded spots for em to get out of the sun should be good to go.

it the enclosures that i have messy poopers in i run a thin bead of clear silicone between the cracks, keeps anything from falling between makes it easy to clean, if you keep it thin its not even noticeable so its not gonna look tacky or anything, and it comes right off with a razor blade if...

seal the cracks and you wont have to take them out. just wipe it up and youre done, no need to take them out.

theres no reason tile should still smell unless it didnt get completely (or properly) cleaned. i use tile in every dry habitat enclosure i have and not a single one smells. i have had problems with a couple messy crappers who would always seem to search out the cracks of the tile and crap right...

cool drawings, i like the cham on, looks mischievous

nice. i love furniture conversions

we're moving down that way next weekend, i look forward to hitting those shows :)

if it were me and there was no other way to grab a tank bigger than ten g id at least go buy a big sterlite tote or something. i know the 20g totes are only 3-4 bucks, we use them outside and for lay bins they do just fine. not a ton of room but enough bigger than a ten gallon tank.

that looks like a blast, almost makes me wanna jump in and run around in it :lol:

:shock: i would be going nuts. i haaate empty tanks :lol: either have to sell em or fill em.

nice. i really dig the second enclosure. cool gex too

what kind of bulb are you using? if just a housebulb you could try spot lights or flood lights, they will give more directed/focused heat towards the basking spot instead of just all around like regular bulbs. what are your other temps throughout the cage?

yea that :) the only thing i might do is mist down the frill box every so often so he doesnt dry out since theyre tropical. we'll be moving about a hundred lizards from ohio to florida in less than two weeks. oh what fun. good luck

ive seen a few cases of this in Leachies, which until then was thought not possible, and still many people refuse to believe it, but theres a few cases out there. ive never heard of it in dragons but i agree, if it does happen definitely document it. a couple links. (i hope this is allowed?)...

thanks, he is simply stunning in person

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if they are bigger crickets that sounds about right. mealworms are fine and you dont have to remove the heads. ours at that age blow through about 15-20 mealies a day, we feed once a day. the occasional wax worm is ok, roaches are good, phoenix worms, small supers. we pretty much just feed until...

congrats, those are some hot parents

ive had eggs dent for up to a week before finally hatching, and ive had some that didnt dent or sweat at all prior to.

We had an extra male Chewie that we decided to take to the show last weekend and put on the table. We ended up trading him for this guy. I know theres alot of controversy over hybrids and for the most part im not much of a supporter, but as long as the animal is healthy and theres no harm done...