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Nice guy you got there!

Also where could I find a growth chart for male panther chams.

There have been a few threads on here lately about isopods(Or Rollie Pollies as I call them :)) and I was wondering if they could be my main staple feeder for my Cham, if I gutloaded them?

Thank you!:D:D:D Also Sandra i know on your blog you say it shouldnt be more than 40% of a chameleons diet but could i use them as a staple feeder?

Hahaha that's hilarious!

Yes I think he is trying to soak it all in

Ok that works great I will use isopods and crickets from now on!

I would like to add on to his question could these be used as a staple feeder? I'm not sure if they're gutloadable...

doc actually i agree with you so i think i am going to combine both your's and crocky's methods by drilling a hole through it and then tying to the side of the cage. Because we have TONS of fishing line from our lake house.

Thanks Crocky I think that I'm going to try that. It sounds like that will work perfect for me!

OH my god LOL! i wasn't sure what an isopod was and i looked it up online and it brought up a huge rollie pollie and it scared the living s*** out of me! then i realized you were talking about the insect. LOL! Don't ask my why i felt the need to share...

Thanks. I think i understood you for the most part but I still need more ideas please:D and i liked you art work lol!

How do you all get your vines to stay up in the cage. I've been using thumb tacks but it isn't very sturdy (because i use a Reptarium® and the cloth doesn't handle the weight to well) nor does it look very good. If anyone has any suggestions I would really appreciate it also I am VERY open to...

I don't really have a personal preference, I love all the different and exotic colors a panther chameleon can have but I also love all the simplistic turquoises and yellows the veiled has.Its not really harder to keep the veiled is just SO easy to keep. This is because the Veiled can handle a...

yea better safe than sorry