Recent content by Hutbug

Studiocham, what you do is SO COOL!! And I'm so glad there are so many women on this site! Anyway, your work is amazing! You should do some chameleons and sell them at reptile shows or reptile stores or on your site. I would buy a Veiled in a hot minute (well, if the budget allows..).

GREAT picture! Good hook with the thread title too :-) got me right in here quick!

SoCali, you should definitely be in that show, you could pull it off, and they sure get good tips in their little g-strings! Hey, I saw the show your sis is in, Le Reve (sp?) at the Wynn, in January this year - I absolutely loved it, it was fantastic!

Just found this thread! I live in San Diego, CA. I take terrible pictures. In the Thunder Down Under photo, the pretty one is my daughter, I'm the old geezer (geezette?) on the right. The other two photos - the horse was tickling me; and I was being silly at a red hat convention (ya, I'm 55).

LOVE IT!! just made it my new desktop wallpaper!! He's a gorgeous boy!

You are joking, right? If not, do you have any of Luie's babies for sale?!?

Hey, if it works, don't knock it! Do you have any other pets roaming around, like dogs or cats? I wonder if my cats would leave a cham alone to roam...I suppose it depends on the animal.

I love your narrative, I wish you would write a book about the life of Karma. How do your chams get their water?

Oh, I love that picture!! I've never seen a cham that old! He's gorgeous! And he sleeps in your bed, and he obviously never ran away...does he has an open cage that he can go to for misting and general branch-climbing and feeding? Or do you just mist him where ever he happens to be hanging out?

Congrats on having him so long! I am astounded at how he seems to be more like a dog or cat...my veiled would always snap at me and I never let him roam or even held him, I assumed from everything I had read that they didn't like to be held, didn't like to walk on flat surfaces, etc. But here...

Well I missed posting my pics last night, but better late than never. These pics show the upside down shallow painter bucket with a hole in it's bottom where the nozzle sits inside, the water hits the sides of the bucket and forms a rainshower about 12-13" in diameter. Other pics show the...

I too have read in many places that chams should not be handled, that the stress can literally take years off their lives. There are a lot of experienced cham owners here, but when I browse the picture galleries on this site, I see chams on couches, chairs, people's arms and hands, out in the...

I'll put some up tonight when I get home.

I still like my solution best, because (1) was cheap (2) was very easy to set up (2) works perfectly (my nozzle/bucket setup allows for an actual rainshower in the cage of aprx. 12" diameter, so all that water is captured by hitting the bottom, running to the center and out to the drain tray and...

I can't tell from your pic...does the fixture have any kind of reflector? If not, does it matter?