5 Tips to keeping a happy and healthy female chameleon

Guys,

Just released our newest blog post. A must read for anyone that owns a female panther chameleon. Check it out here:

http://screameleons.com/5-tips-to-keep-your-female-chameleon-healthy/

Have a great weekend!

Farrah and Vincent

Excellent blog!

great stuff!! i think that will help many keepers and female chams too

What are your recommended temps? It says lower but doesn't give an idea of what you consider lower.

I just got a baby veiled, he's about a month old now... My female is close to a year old... Is it true what they say about the ovulation? Does it still apply in this senerio?

Honestly, I find the information Mediocre at best, especially considering you're a breeder. There is way more detailed information on members blogs here and in these threads. People want more detailed instructions on their chameleons care rather than brief overviews or 'tips'.

moviemanmania said:

Honestly, I find the information Mediocre at best, especially considering you're a breeder. There is way more detailed information on members blogs here and in these threads. People want more detailed instructions on their chameleons care rather than brief overviews or 'tips'.

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For everyone that read our most recent blog post and interpreted it as a complete guide, this is NOT a complete guide to caring for chameleons! It was literally 5 simple tips and was titled as such. Our blogs are short "What is on my mind at the moment" posts. Think of them as sort of a diary. Sorry if this confused you. Here is some care guides that will supplement the blog posts.

How to setup a chameleon cage:
http://screameleons.com/setup-a-chameleon-cage/

Feeding and Nutrition
http://screameleons.com/feeding-panther-chameleons/

Gut-loading:
http://screameleons.com/gut-loading/

Thanks for the great tips i knew about the cooling off helps slow egg production but did not know about keeping them out of sight will help as well thanks for the great tips

Thanks a lot very good blog, very helpful