Recent content by Essergra

Thanks so much! That's one thing I don't know about, pedialyte. Can you use normal human pedialyte, from WalMart or something? Where and what is your forum on your cham called?

For the last 2 1/2 - 3 weeks my Nosy Boraha has stopped eating and has been sleeping during the day most days. I posted a thread soon after it started, but my cham stopped for a bit, started sleeping much less, and eating normally for a bit, so I didn't worry about it. It finally came to the...

Hey CoChameloncomp, yes. You know what? Since I got him, I've been looking all over for a female Nosy Boraha and haven't found where to get one. Do you know any places? I live in Utah and went to the Wasatch Reptile Expo. There was a chameleon breeder there who has all sorts of chameleons, and...

Gorgeous!!

Holy Cow! A Nosy Boraha and an Ambilobe! That's insane! I have a Nosy Boraha Male and have thought about it, too. I wonder how his straight white would portray. If you were to breed a Nosy Boraha male and Ambilobe female, is there anything else you need to do/ensure differently than breeding...

Sheesh that guy is vibrant blue ha!

Absolutely love my Nosy Boraha, or "White Wizard" when he goes straight white. Absolutely outstanding! When people use the word locale, what are they meaning exactly?

Yeah, follow that thread. I'm unsure about it at this point. Good luck!

Is there a difference between Nosy Boraha and Nosy Be?

A characteristic of the Masoala, from what I know, is the white /w red stripes. Nosy Boraha, St. Marie, or White Wizard (all the same) is what I mentioned above. Apparently, they're pretty rare. Do you know?

Yes, you need to set up a nest ASAP. Here's a link on how to set up a nest for panther chameleon laying eggs. I'm not sure about veiled and how much different it is though. Your chameleon is trying to dig a nest where it can lay eggs, though...

Beautiful! Mine looks quite similar, except not as dark on the belly, and the purple is lighter. Has he gone straight white on you yet? It's incredible.

I've been reading that the cage should dry before misting sessions. Why is that?

Apparently people confuse the Masoala and the Nosy Boraha, St. Marie panther chameleons often right? From what I've noticed, St. Marie doesn't have red stripes like the Masoala, instead they're purplish, with turquoise along the spine. (I have a 3 year old male). I'm trying to learn more about...

I have a beautiful Nosy Boraha, White Wizard, St. Marie panther male. He's about 3 years old, and looks exactly like a mix between Devynnogood's picture and Kecleonsmom. He occasionally turns straight white - it's incredible - with some red and yellow spots. Why is this the last forum posted...