Recent content by christineacero

Congrats Carl! Asha dropped her second clutch on August 23rd. 7 total, and 3 are healthy. One baby was born with only one eye, and our reptile vet decided to adopt him when I brought him in to be euthanized and is (successfully!) teaching the little one to hand feed. Zuri has ballooned again...

What type of Jackson are you referring to? Different subspecies of Jacksonii have different physical characteristics...

what a good looking boy you have there! :)

wow!! They are looking absolutely fantastic! I can't believe how much color they're sporting now! Thanks for the update! Such beautiful ladies :D

I would suggest reading the various care sheets in different chameleons under the care resources tab on the keft hand side. These will answer many of your questions

Wow! They are more and more beautiful, the older they get! Thanks for the update :)

Congratulations! Monty is a very handsome boy!!:D

nice colors!! :)

Congrats Carl! Over 60 babies...are you out of your mind?????:p

LOL!! That side pic is awesome!

haha I agree. I'd be a total stressball to have more than one out at a time! I don't have plants outside either that are big enough to hold more than one cham. When you take your guy out, do you bring him out on a stick, a plant, or your hand?

Due to the shy nature of 3 of my 4 chams, Zuri is the only one who ever gets to enjoy going outside. I'd really like to bring everyone else out, but I'm really nervous of them freaking out once they get out there. Anyone have any tips on bringing a shy cham outside/ getting them out of their...

Your first post said there is a water bowl in the enclosure? Remove that. She won't drink from it. As for opinions on misting systems vs manual misting, I manually sprayed 3x a day for 3 months when I only had 2 chams. When I got 2 more, I upgraded to the MistKing and have it set up to...

Cait! They're looking fantastic!! Love the greens they're displaying for you! :D

Gorgeous chams! Good luck with all the babies! Keep us updated!!:D