Recent content by kwilkens14

The third picture made my heart melt :) He's an adorable little guy!

This. Right here. He was given valid citations. Chose to ignore them. And continues saying its been "proven" that iggys and beardies can go without it. Anyone who knows Anything about science knows you don't prove things. You support them. Especially when he has some of our resident vets telling...

Just some updates over the past couple months :)

Laurie is exactly right. Honestly, I became a cham owner completely by accident. I rescued one crossing the street and had no idea what it was :O Honestly, doing the research you've done so far puts you ahead of a lot of other current owners. People on here refer to them as "four legged...

I've heard the female contributes more traits that end up being dominant. When I was initially looking through sires more than one person, I can't remember who, said that most males from a clutch will end up resembling the dam's sire. Idk how valid this is, but it is what I've gathered.

I've read other threads that say there's nothing wrong with them eating fruits and veggies if they will! That being said I've also seen the ones that are okay to eat. Strawberries, grapes, apples etc. So! How much fruit can they eat? I have a 4 month old ambilobe and he loves apple. His...

My panther has recently taken to fruit. Dusting a few slices of apple here and there he really seems to go for it. And I agree with synapse, he's definitely more active.

My justification is, I've had so many reptiles over the years that I've built of a resistance to salmonella. :) So if I randomly come down with it in the next week... I'll know I jinxed myself!

Sigh. I know you're right, just figured maybe she'd see past her ego. Might as well be dealing with petsmart. :(

You asked about his health. The quickest way for a chameleons health to deteriorate is poor husbandry. You stated the tank you kept him in, and gave details that lead us all to believe your husbandry and his surroundings are what could be causing this issue that could be a sign of something...

The 100w light is most likely too hot. Especially in a glass aquarium. Which is also something you'd wanna change! As Mcleod said, they need high humidity, but they also need air flow. Stagnant air can cause RI's as well as a breeding ground for bacteria.

I'm with Camimom. Picture #2 of the first set you posted shows no bulge at all. And the most recent ones there doesn't seem to be one either. So if you paid more for a male hopefully he's a late bloomer... and if not she's bound to be a gorgeous female.

I saw your post last night when there was only ten minutes left. Totally bummed. Thanks for the video! :D

I used to live in Hawaii too. Hunting chams is something few people get to experience :cool: He's a good looking boy! I hope everything works out :)

Haha, its okay! That was your experience! And that's really all I was wanting to know. I generally feed him about 30 minutes after I turn his lights on and he's had a chance to warm up. Thank you for your input :)