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Was following this on R2R this week. Interesting.

Excellent review.

Ha! This begins.

If you're stuck on the smaller size, start looking towards reptile bulb fixtures, they get as low as 14". They're high output T5s, just drop in reef bulbs, but they're usually single bulb fixtures, so you might need to run a few.

Unsure if anyone posted this already. It's on Netflix.

I make it :)

We're good. If you need to borrow a generator, lemme know.

I dropped in looking for stickers for my back window.

But it does offer an opinion and an option perhaps Mickey didn't consider. I had 3 hydras in a T5 hybrid fixture (the one you bought from me, oddly enough). When I turned off the Hydras and just ran the T5s I found the Hydra's to actually be washing out the T5s. So, I went out and went full T5...

If its going under cover and you dont care about looks go to home Depot or Lowes and look at the blue or black kitchen recycling bins, then cut it down to fit under your cabinet. Get one of the $20 thick sided ones, they retain their shape when filled. The thinner 'smooth sided' ones buckle...

The new(ish) Kessil AP series is a great looking unit with fantastic lighting and spread. DangerDave could probably give you a review, he has something like 34 of them.

Those DBs are great tanks. If I had the space I'd snag it myself.

HR: Calcium dusted crickets and hornworms with occasional superworm (1 every 2-3 days) MR: Thanks dude, I'll give you a call over weekend. :)

Picked one up, loved it, made excuses for it, removed it. Of all the murdering habits of hermits, these guys are pretty bad. They start with the snails, move up to smaller crabs, and take shots at passing fish. But they do look dope.

Decided to go through the tedium of a full monthly tank overhaul today. Total power down. 5g water change. Refilled ATO reservoir. Replaced filter material. Full scrapedown of glass. Full clearing of salt creep and general cleaning of all surface component parts. Corrected some structural probs...

Guy likes his cage, already came down from roof and seems to have 2 basking spots and a few hang out spots. Was puling his food today and he saw a hornworm in my hand. Moved in slow and held there, he had one eye on my face and one on my hand. At 8" away he took the shot and took the worm out...

Didnt find him on Fauna, just stole the pic of a ybbb to show. Found him on Morph. When I looked he was listed 20 mins before I logged in, think had i been a bit later he would have easily been gone.

He’s a 3 month old Ambilobe Panther Chameleon. Picked him up from a breeder - Chi Chameleons in Illinois. Excellent experience and Shawn, the breeder, is fantastic. He was $300 shipped which is a great deal, 30 day health guarantee. Heis parents are both YBBB (yellow blue/black bar body) so...

He has arrived.