Recent content by KrakenQueen

Thanks T-Rexx, I suppose on my next trip down to Jax I'll catch a pair of striking ladies for Argus. :) I appreciate your input!

I suppose I could catch a pair of females on our next trip to Jacksonville then, Q them for two months, get the fecal check and such. I do have a question though, if you don't mind me asking. The only cage I could potentially use as a Q is fairly small and is something I built. It's 2' tall...

The problem is finding the eggs once they're laid. My terrarium setup has all sorts of happy plants, branches, nooks and crannies for females to go nuts over with egg laying. And having collected brown anole eggs before, I'm always amazed at how crammed in to small crevices they can be! I...

If you can get ants (black ones), fruit flies, micro mealworms, or even start a culture of pillbugs (which produce itty bitty babies)- those would be great to start with. It will take about a week before they eat anything, it took my Argus about a week and a half before he ate anything but his...

I appreciate the laws here in GA to be honest, it prevents people from catching and selling many animals which are sold through the pet trade- Such as those Green Anoles, which have been nearly wiped out in FL because of the invasive brown and knight anoles. I rather enjoy watching them outside...

My concern is whether there is enough space for three, that and I don't want to catch any wild females who may have parasites. Argus was hatched here in a sterile environment (not sure if parasites could be an issue, however I am open to suggestion). Another concern is if they breed, which is...

Thankfully we have Green Anoles in Savannah, GA by the ton. I have yet to see hardly any brown anoles up here and I hope I never do. I almost rarely see them in Jacksonville FL where they are overrun by browns :C

I use to use Aquamaniacs.net, but they've been down for over a year for reasons unknown (well, none I can find anyway). The mods there were very knowledgeable for sure :/ I'll have to check out the other forums listed as I am looking for a replacement until Aquamaniacs comes back online...

This is Casie (photo from 2008): Casie is almost 14 years old and for the last year her incontinence has been increasing, and you can tell she feels badly about her dribbling problem which is worse at night. Our vet put her on Proin, but after reading some really scary reviews I tossed...

I'd love to keep a green, but in GA it's illegal to own them. Normally I'll house a green anole in a temp cage for a few days if my cat brings it in or I manage to save it from the cat outside, but I always release them. Browns are fair game since they are invasive and can be caught (though I...

I've seen him bobbing (which males and females do), and I've seen what looks to be an attempt to flare though no full dewlap has been produced, but other than that, nothing. Because it's so difficult to handle him and I prefer not to chase Argus around unless I absolutely HAVE to, I tend not to...

Pretty much what everyone has said so far is the best thing in this case. Fruit flies would indeed be your best bet, preferably the wingless variety. But the 1/8" pinheads would be good, and remember that as babies, they can be serious eat monsters. Definitely go to chameleonforums for more...

That's pretty much what I was thinking, I'm just unsure of Argus' gender and wouldn't want to make the mistake of having two males housed in the same cage. I also don't want crowding. Would two browns be fine in a 30? My other concern is that, as I said, I only want CB or captive hatched to...

Argus, my brown anole which hatched back in august(?), is steadily growing larger. I'm unsure on gender yet, but I'm leaning more towards a he. Anyway, Argus is in a 30-ish gallon tall planted glass tank with two spot lamps, uva/uvb strip, UTH, with temps kept around 87F daytime, 68-70F night...

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