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I am still getting good advice, i joined another site, my cham cage is alot better, still glass, but i dont have much money and am still working on it, but the 2 reptiles and my 2 T's cages are the best i can do ATM. and according to what the people on the other forum say, its VERY good for my...

The deal with my husband is hes the "Im the man what i say goes so shut up or ill scream at your for 3 hours over the subject" type, BUT i did get him to remove the rocks and put in fake plants for now till i get a few plants, i mist both the lizards twice a day, there humidity gage is reading...

It got out threw the Dryer vent tube, i live in a mobile home, and my husband was replacing the dryer the day she got out. Her tank was one with a sliding lid with a lock on it.

I dont know, the books i was reading and the cham owner i was talking to told me 6 inches in captivity, in the wild thay dig 12-16 inches deep. And i will have to throw all the eggs away after she lays them, there is absolutly no male around her at all so thay are not fertalized at all, up...

The reason it has not been seen by any one else, is because the lake is privat property, its a friend of mines property at that. the kids that go to fish in it are 16-19 years old, i know not really kids but still. The lake is surrounded by woods with very old, very tall trees, thats the reason...

That would be my husbands idea, i keep telling him he needs plants, and propper stuff to climb on, not "pretty" things.

and no the cloth was sealed in a bag and put up in the loft of my shed inside my steralite tub that has all off my crafting stuff inside of it. i was just asking about the material because its a strong burlap type of material. and i am NOT going to be getting her back in my home, i have a...

Thank you Crawly and H. laoticus your tips are greatly welcome, and to the people that keep going on about how stupid i am, well i am not, yes i made a mistake, but im only human, i trusted my husband with my snake, he told me many times h knew what he was doing, and i called every day to check...

1 Male Acanthosaura capra 1 Female Chamaeleo calyptratus My female Chamaeleo calyptratus is very gravid, and is now digging in her substrate in the bottom of her cage, she has 6 inches deep of substrate.

my friend that gave her to me in the first place has the hooks and tongs already and has been using them for years, im trying to get her out of the wild back in her cage without dealing with police. we just need a few extra hands that would like to help catch her.

Well the guy that gave me the snake in the first place is going to help, and she is going back to him, i did try to get people to help catch her but every one else made excusses like "im to busy" i only know one guy that loves Herps, and thats the guy that gave me her, and i had not yet joined...

alil condinsation, but its getting cold so i had to sadly turn on the heat to 75, for my dear pets to be comfy...i have 3 fans running on me now instead of keepin the ac down.

:)I have the tub already its a large steralite that i can easily fit in my self. :o its getting cold hear now, so the sluggish part should be easier on me, i have a few friends that might help me. but i dont have a hook i can use for her... could i just fashon one from rebar? I have a big thick...

I do know what i am doing, i was out of town for a week and it was my husband that forgot to put her lock back on her cage, when i got back into town she was gone. He wasnt used to owning any reptiles besides a corn snake that didnt require a lock, and a burm that lived in a bathroom of his...

Well the last one looks like a Damsle fly to me, and i think the black/blue/white butterfly is the same as the yellow ones in the pic, but a male.

Capture a 10foot+ retic? she get out about a year ago, she now lives at the lake near my home, in Sept i saw her and she was about 10 feet long, shes living off the native wild life hear, and thats bad for the enviroment. Also its a fishing spot for the locals of my neighborhood.... and i just...

tengellidae.

Agelenidae Agelenopsis

Ok, so there is many different ones then? *shrugs* i dont know much about insects so i asked.