Recent content by jjk85

I've experienced dropping a cham before and the best advice I can give you is *try* to not worry too much. Just keep a watchful eye out for any ill signs/symptoms such as swelling or limping and make sure he is eating. With regards to him keeping his mouth open, he is trying to cool himself...

lol, you're right... maybe she should be the one to take some notes :P

haha, reverse cowcham perhaps? It's (notso)funny because I was having lunch with my gf on the patio while "supervising" them do the deed. She told me I could learn a thing or two from Ross... ><

Thanks everyone! I can't believe I never knew about this forum, I have spent countless hours (daily) on it for the past couple weeks lol!

Just thought I'd share a funny picture of Ross and Rachel copulating... reverse cowgirl! :eek:

Hi, I have yet to formally introduce myself. My name is James and I am from Toronto, Canada. I have been a chameleon keeper and enthusiast for about 3 years now. Here are my chams! Ross (male veiled) - Rachel (female veiled) - Duke (male nosy be)

Oh ok, that explains why it morphed. Goes to show how easy it is to breed superworms :)

I have a small free range setup connected to a cage for one of my chams. I usually leave the cage door open so he can go in and out as he pleases. I have a uvb and heat lamp setup for the free range and just a uvb on the actual cage. I find that he does go back into the cage for water and he...

I breed my own superworms and I find that it takes about 10 days to turn from pupae to beetle. It's strange that you found one in your superworm tub though as they generally don't morph into pupae unless separated individually. But ya, they are creepy looking lol ><

Wow, he looks so much like one of my boys with the brown sides and pastel colors!

My chameleons don't seem to mind my dog but each cham is different. Parrots you could keep out of line of sight, not sure if the noise would bother them though. I would be worried about the cats jumping on cages and such. Now a funny story: I was sitting on the couch watching a movie with my...

A bearded panther dragoneleon would be pretty damn cool...

I've actually never seen that in such good quality before. Very cool! Thanks.

I live in the GTA and pondered the same question with regards to whether or not dubia roaches are legal here in Canada. Check out this post: http://www.edmontonreptiles.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11614 To summarize, dubias are ILLEGAL to sell, breed and keep in Canada. They are only allowed...

I'm from Toronto as well. I try to get my chams out for about an hour or so after work a few a times a week and on the weekends. There have been a couple nights where I have let them stay outside but I usually bring them back in.