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Based on colors and patterns it looks like a female to me. If she is captive bred/hatched the pet store should have an idea of the age. This species is SHORT lived 18 months to two years(max). They are really cool little guys. Just gotta be prepared to not have them long. Good luck if you decide...

3 1/3 year old Quadricornis Gracilior

Good morning, Other than upping the basking temp to the low 90's, and listening to the Chameleon breeder podcasts about Carpets I do not have much to add. Most has already been suggested. Smaller feeders, and more of them. 1/4" crickets, ex small dubia, and if you can find them tiny horn worms...

This is Poncho. Chihuahua-Minpin Gennady is chihuahua mix, and the little guy is Loma. He's an imperial Shi Tsu. And our Whites tree frogs waiting for breakfast.

All hail J, All hail J. Your influence is spreading to homes and garages across the country.

I believe @Mawtyplant currently is keeping pygmies.

He is a trioceros quadricornis gracilior

@jajeanpierre @bobcochran

Gravid. Needs lay bin

Just got one yesterday, and yes I held it up to my ear cuz usps was supposed to hold, and delivered anyways. 52 degrees. They were all good.

Does the pink on his arms, face change color. I know he's young so hard to know for sure yet...:)

3 year old quad gracilior

be cautious about free feeding the hornworms. They have a very strong grip, and have been know to dislocate chameleon tongues occasionally. I only hand feed them, or have them in something like a tuperware so they can't hang on when the cham tags them.

Agree. I currently have 3 bio set ups and won't ever have a bare bottom enclosure for anything intended to be long term.

I've mostly seen Drylok used on carved foam backgrounds to seal them, and allow a paintable surface. It is a masonry sealant, so not sure how well it would work on wood. The flex seal is basically just a liquid rubber.