I <3 those lil guys so adorable they eat sugar water/honey
or bugs heh very very lovely lil critters. expensive an exotic
to care for but lil heart stealers never the less

They eat more than that ;3 Little Xeeva here is my lass. Both of them will be 5 this August and September - whoo!

They're a bit pricy when initially buying and setting up their environments (their new cage upgrade from a way-too-small to a proper sized cage was a $200 investment), but food-wise they're actually rather cheap. There's a pellet food I order from a specific company in a 5lb bag that lasts roughly three months for $25 and it comes mixed with dried fruit that I'll agument with bee pollen, eucalyptus leaves, fresh fruit, honey, live and dried mealworms, and pasta treats - all rather inexpensive compared to your typical cat and dog treats. I'm still trying to get them on veggies, they've only recently taken to bananas and love to nip a bite of cheese when they can get it.

hehe well course they eat more then that.. it was merely a general
overview~ heh everyone who isnt lactose intolerant loves cheese
xD its the dairy version of bacon imo!

Ahaaaa! Ok. Still, the sugar water is probably the worst thing you can feed them XP My little girl in this image was bred by mill breeders (hence her smaller than normal size) that fed garbage such as their gliders loving doritos or pizza treats to curious buyers. One of my reasons for keeping them is to show people how a properly socialized and raised glider looks and behaves and their real diets as 'educationals'.

Oh good lord I know about the cheese bit! We can't have bacon in the house due to one member of the family being allergic, so the rest of us resort to cheeses, with extra sharp cheddar being an almost staple snack.

ugh no animal should eat human food -.-
theyre not humans... >< thatd be like
feeding pizza to a chameleon.. blaaah.

yessss most sharp is best. you will
thank me for this link... they are really
good quality for the price:

https://www.wisconsincheesemart.com

enjoy the 10+ yr aged cheddars an spreads

Oh god someone touted that garbage? XP

I only got Xeeva because a boy impulse bought her from the breeders, and didn't tell his dad. I technically class her as a 'rescue' because she had some serious issues when I took her in as my first, particularly in the biting department. After a year though, she's the sweet, social extroverted butterfly that wins people over with her antics of hopping from person to person when properly roused.

Haha, I'm slowly working my way through. At first I would only tolerate mild, then it grew to sharp, and has settled on extra for now.

poor cutiepie. ive always wanted a glider, its on my list
of things to acquire one day. i love the exotics :3 had
me a panther cham... *sigh* my ex killed her -.- 600
down the fucking drain and insta breakup. best decision
i ever made both purchase an breakup.

an yea ive always loved the sharp >> i just wish it was
less crumbly XD - also.. fave raped your gallery, sorry
not sorry. <3

I will say they are well worth the effort of raising and bonding during the first few months to a year, even when they have unsupervised jaunts across the desk and into the bag of dried mealworm treats in a house full of cats due to a cage door not being properly closed >_>

Oh god I had no idea that chams fetched that price. I've seen new leo and beardie morphs fetch those areas of prices easily. I dunno if I could handle the needs of a cham mostly due to the humidity factor around my paper >_> desert or desert-ish critters for me please!

Haha, it's not a problem with the favs, not the first time that happened!

Oh look a human suit :)

That's probably one of the best photos I've ever seen of Xeeva that wasn't taken by my stepmom!

You have an FA!. I didn't know. I'll have to re-edit the captions and link you.

Thanks. Not knowing your stepmom I'm not sure how big a compliment that is
[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.p.....owSuperlative]

^_^; I think I posted links once or twice back when I first joined the group chat.

My stepmom is/was a professional portrait/wedding photographer.

Ah, I didn't remember.
So her specialty is humans sitting very, very still, or, people dressed in finery standing very, very still.

Whereas I take pictures of people on the move, and people dressed in fursuit finery standing very, very still.


So I'll take it as a big compliment.

Oh she is not at all a still person, she excells at catching the emotion of the moment with the clients she works with. She does a few 'still/standing' photos, but she prefers them moving as she has a camera with a very very high shutter speed, and I've seen her in action before. Often after a wedding when she used to have them, it would be a day before she crawled out of bed again to work on award winning photographs.

*ignores that and continues to bask in the compliment, occasionally turning over so he gets and even bask-tan*

pffft!