Recent content by Khutchens

Great pic! My guy is camera shy.:(

He's so cute!!!!:D Congrats on the Carpet! I love mine! I think you'll find they are very entertaining!

Love the name! My husband actually suggested that for ours. :D

He's almost 4 months old. I've had him since he was just 6 weeks old...talk about tiny!!!!:eek: he weighed about one gram when I got him. He's just shy of 7 grams now! Boy, can he put back the groceries! He loves to taste everything! He eats the leaves on the pothos. I put greens in his...

I've only had one shipped. The breeder used FedEx, and he was at our front door by 9:30. I understand your concern, tho. I was on pins and needles 'til he arrived!

Crayola is growing like a weed! And I'm loving his colors!

I've noticed that, too! Hmmm.

For the last several days, Crayola leaves a "deposit" in his food dish after he cleans it out. Is this "cham speak" for "delicious meal"? Or is this a negative commentary on what is being served? ;) It sure makes poop checking and cage cleaning easier!:p

Welcome! I think it's wonderful that you introduce the kids to these great animals! I had a fourth grade teacher that brought snakes, mice, spiders, etc. I also had a biology teacher in 8th and 9th grade that had a room full of snakes, lizards, and other animals. I truly believe that has a...

Great looking chams! Love the Nosy Be....thinking about one for myself. Don't you just LOVE autocorrect?!?!:rolleyes:

How old is he? When did he last shed?

This is an excellent explanation of setting up a laying bin. https://www.chameleonforums.com/laying-bin-set-up-educational-video-77225/ Hope it helps!

Thank you! I was thinking female as well. Someone's in for a surprise if they think they're purchasing a veiled! :eek: I asked to get her out for the picture, and she didn't want to go back in! I really think she wanted to go home with me!:p

It tells you the sex of the chams. 1.0 would be one male. 0.1 would be one female. 1.1 would be one male, one female, etc. 0.0.1 means the sex is unknown.

I found this little one in a local pet store marked as a veiled chameleon. I'm fairly new to the chameleon world, but I know it's not a veiled. They graciously allowed me to photograph it so I could ask you guys. Can anyone help identify the type? I'm going out a limb here, but I think it...