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So I have had my cham for about 5 months, he is still growing and about 8 months old. I recently noticed when I took him out of his cage that he was hobbling on his front left claw. He isn't using that claw to grab, and when I noticed I immediately placed him gently back in his cage. What should...

I am thinking about picking up a female Nosy Be for my Male to breed with. My question is how many babies (eggs) should I expect them to produce? and how often can I breed them? :confused:

I picked up Riptide about 1 month ago at a reptile show (screameleons table). He no longer runs and hides when I open the cage to feed him. Recently I was trying to place a cricket on one of his leaves and he came over like he was going to eat him out of my hand. So i hesitated and took the...

So I just picked up my chameleon some silkworms (from www.mulberryfarms.com) to vary his diet up. My cham is only about 4 months and is tiny, I didn't want to get him worms that were too big that he couldn't/wouldn't eat, so i played it safe and got the extra small worms. They weren't kidding...

I currently have my panther (true-blue Nosy Be) named Riptoid in the corner on my living room, he has been doing well so far with temperatures, humidity, and eating plenty. My living room is sort of like a greenhouse, we have windows all across the three walls, minus the open part that connects...

Is there a way to tell which sex a baby panther is? I have had great success breeding geckos and usually you have to wait until their 'sacs' bulge to be certain (for crested geckos). Here are some questions I have for breeding - How long do I have to wait to be able to know for certain the...

At the reptile show I recently picked up a new panther, he has been eating tons of crickets and I was thinking about starting a dubia colony to keep as his main supply of food. I have two different types of powder (calcium and a multivitamin) that I have been dusting the crickets with. how do...