Recent content by AlexF

Thanks for the response. The photos are not the best because they were taken by my father. Here are a few more.

Here's a picture of a wild cham in Tanzania. Anyone know the species? Alex

Chrissy, mine didn't like the misting in the eye, but he didn't have no choice. Mist him for at least 5 minutes continuously and if it's the same problem mine had, it will come right off and his eye will be perfect.

To me it looked terrible as well, got really scared and feared for the worse (lost eye) but I guess the vet was right and it was just the remains of dead skin that fell right off whith the water. I have the cham in the green house right now, so he will have tons of humidity inside. He is...

This morning I woke up to find my cham with a piece of skin attached to his eye. This looked to me like an infection or something, and knowing eyes can be lost in no time if the infection gets into the eye I called the vet immediately. Before I could even take a photo of the eye I was told by...

I also have a BB ambanja and have been taking photos every month to follow the coloration changes. If your cham is getting the colors in the same time period as mine, then he must be around 7 months. Mine just turned 7 months so no idea how he will lood from now on. You can see the...

Does anyone have problems feeding superworms to their chams? My almost 7 month old Panther does't really like them, unless he's pretty hungry. Crickets and grasshoppers he can't get enough. I try to supply a varied diet, mostly doing lots of field net sweeping and keeping crickets and...

Chamgirl, I took the photo and it's not blured. It's called depth of field and it's a way to play with the images in photography. In macro photographs depth of field is very limited and that's why the whole body of the chameleon is blured, but if you take a close look at the head, it's perfectly...

I can't believe that 110 people have visited the photo contest thread and only 4 people have voted. And if we take into account that many of the votes come from the photographers, it just makes things worse. Com' on, it doesn't take an hour to vote, so while your'e viewing the pictures, it...

Well, I have found that my cham was born betweeen April 12 - 24 so he's just about to turn 6 months old. I'm in the process of builiding him a larger enclosure and have found his ability to eat larger insects a real plus. During the weekend he decided to go for his first full sized zophoba...

Judging I would like to add my 2 cents. I believe that the second round judging system could work great, and it would be wonderful if the judges had specific guidelines to judge besides the species of the chameleon being photographed (as said before "poor picture of a rare cham pix being...

I have found chams in the wild with a spotlight as their eyes shine. You have tried that before, but it wouldn't hurt to try again tonight. Alex

I have recently received my first cham and have gone through lots of questions, many of which I have to deal on my own as there are not too many cham owners that I know of in Mexico City. Since my cham is still alive and growing, I suppose I have been doing things the right way so I would...