Recent content by hinoco1225

I'm trying to post pictures but my internet isn't strong enough to upload them right now. I may have to try again later.

I bought them new when the babies hatched.

I was told not to supplement them for the first few weeks since they're so sensitive. And pinheads have a lot of calcium anyway, right? Are you saying I should supplement them this early? I incubated half in moist vermiculite and half in moist perlite. About 3 inches of the medium in two...

I have a clutch of young veiled chameleon babies that are dying fast and I don't know why or what to do. The first one died just a couple of weeks ago, and 15 of them have died as of today. This is what happens: All babies seem to be eating, drinking and acting normal, until one of a baby's eyes...

Agreed. You need to gutload and supplement and provide your chams with as wide a variety of feeders as you can.

Looks like a baby veiled. Is this your chameleon?

I'm going. :) I'll be there at 9:00 AM on Saturday.

Oh ok, that makes a lot of sense. Thank you very much

Are you saying that males develop their hemipenal bulges that young? Just making sure I understand you correctly. Thank you :)

I'm so sorry to hear this. So much heartache for you recently. I really hope things take a turn for the better.

My male panther is constantly on the move, climbing around everywhere. My two veileds pretty much just chill. Oh and the female gets very angry and hisses when I mist, lol

I'm in Kennesaw, GA. Good to know there are other cham keepers around :)

I have done a lot of research about sexing water dragons. The general consensus seems to be that the dragons need to be around 18-20 inches in total length before you can accurately see the male characteristics developing (more pronounced femoral pores, spikes growing longer, etc). But in my...

Yeah... It seems really suspicious that the customer filed a complaint with PayPal before you even confirmed that you didn't just forget to put the cham in the box. That sends up a red flag to me that the customer is lying. Sorry you're having to go through this, but I think it will come back...

He is probably clinging to the top of the cage because he's stressed out being in a new place, and he also wants to get higher up. Remember that chams live very high in the tops of trees in nature. He definitely needs a taller cage. He also may not have sufficient foliage to feel secure. Can you...