Recent content by ballz

Yes I think there is some inherant gene in Chameleon owners that make them unbelievably enthusiastic to help. I suppose that's part of the reason they're so addicted to looking after exotic creatures that need a lot of attention. This great information on this forum can't even come close to...

05/05/89 (19 years old) I bought my first and only chameleon in July, so I guess that's about 7 months of experience.

I'm a member of the Canadian Armed Forces. Basically my job right now is to get a degree (BBA) from September through April, and do different courses from May through August. When I get my degree I will be commissioned as an officer and my trade is Infantry, so my position is/will be Infantry...

I am going to Quebec, just outside of Montreal, for training. You're in London? This might be a great option because I might be able to ship her to you from Montreal, along with some other supplies if you need them. Do you have spare supplies or no? I would like to have her back haha. I wasn't...

I am in Newfoundland but I am glad there is a lot of interest/help available. Is there anybody that has a spare set-up available already? Shipping is going to be expensive as it is, if I have to ship a cage and a bunch of lights it's going to double or triple. Because I'm in Newfoundland...

Hello all, Haven't posted in a while (which means all is well :D), but anyway, here goes it. I am in the military and leaving for a 16 week training course in May. I am having a hard time getting somebody to look after my girl for that long, even offering as much money as I can afford for...

A few questions. My veiled just laid a clutch of 45... it may be that it's going to take her some time to get skinny again, but I'm not sure. She was eating 15 crickets a day leading up to that, so I think part of the reason she laid so many is because I overfed her. Just wondering if...

yes... haha my friend is seeing dollar signs and wants to get a male to mate them. i've been having a hard time convincing him it's a bad idea but he doesn't have to understand, after all his male would be useless to him without my female

besides misting I offer water to my cham from a bottle (just letting it dribble in front of her face, down over the leaves she's standing on) twice a day. Sometimes she's not thirsty and crawls away from it, other times she gets up on her two hind legs, grabs the bottle, opens her mouth and lets...

Veiled.. She's about 5-6 months old (thats a guess...) and this is her first clutch... EDIT: Julirs... Bubbles was not mated...

The end result of my near-nervous breakdown? 45 eggs! WOW! They were buried approximentally 12 inches deep, and I think part of the reason it took so long is because she was trying to dig further down(I could hear her scratching away at the plastic). I could be wrong but this is a little...

As soon as she's nursed back to tip top form (seems to be getting their rather quickly... hasn't chased crickets around like this for a while!) I'll reach in and grab the bucket spot... I don't want to disturb her environment too quickly. She has certainly taken a turn for the better!

well she finally crawled out of that grave thank god... shes burying it all back in so does that mean i can expect to find some eggs down there? now, she looks like $#!T and is obviously worn out and stuff. what are the main focuses of the aftercare? All i can really do is provide her with...

its been close to 24 hrs now since she started digging, and no sign that she's ever going to come out of that hole... seems like she's digging a grave. and they say chameleons get stressed out easily :(

well, a tiny bit of mist touched her tail, not me... either way, she's still in there so it must not have bothered her?