Recent content by eirlys153

re no he was a male iv got a few females

im just writing a quick message for those of you who gave me advice with my chameleon monty...bad news and good news... monty sadly died a day later, but when removing everything from my viv to change the substrate i came across five well burried eggs in the vermiculite.. :D so monty could live...

here he is monty and co hes the small lighter one.. heres onli 3 of them

how do i post pics i can show u then

i mean that non of them stick together they all pick a space hidden away from eachother but that could be the case that he is the less dominant male i just hope he perks up after moving him..ill move him into a spare exoterra... thankyou very much for your help ill make all the changes youv...

its 2 foot by 2foot by 2foot.. the males dont reali bother with eachother as monty is usually not very active and they all virtually stick to a corner each..soz i should have sed i dont use a heat lamp i have just an energy saving bulb to keep the temp at the low 70's, theyr bearded pygs...

re i have used vermiculite because it has been recomemded by our local vets and the reptile keepers were we purchased the pygs they said that this is a great egg layin substrate.. i dont think that he could have injested any thing cz hes been this size for months hes reali small... it is...

forgot 2 add... they have a heat bulb in there 2

i have had 4 pygmy chameleons for 4 months when i had them they were all roughly the same size...we beleive to have 2 males and 2 females. 3 have grown fine but the 1 male doesnt seem to have grown at all hes around half the size of the others.. after close examination we found that he was not...