Recent content by Sticktongue

Amazing shots, Janet! I agree, it's cool to walk in the room and see a full body she'd come on and go so quickly!

@jajeanpierre that is exactly what I was talking about. Thanks for taking the tome to write that up, I knew my visits would be short nd quick today so I wouldn't be able to do that. @Matt Vanilla Gorilla i have seen a couple chams like yours but it's pretty rare. The other panthers I can think...

Panthers are very pretty, but over rated in my opinion. I'd rather look at Rostals, fins and horns anyday. He looks great!!

Very much disagree but I see an argument coming that I won't have time to get into today. I'll leave this to someone else.

Read the post by @jajeanpierre in this thread.it explains things very well. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads Can't get a link to work from my phone... go do a search for a thread called ug, or could someone help me out and post that link to this thread ?

Absolutely incorrect. They do not like to be cuddled, and typically do not like to be handled. can you post some pictures of your chameleon being cuddled?

That is fantastic news and fantastic hatch rate. Wish you the very best with them. Curiousity question. With adult parsonii needing so much water and longer misting durations, are the neonates the same? Or what's the Schedule you've had them on?

Globifers are freaking cool! Keep posting em!

Chameleons in general, are look but don't touch animals. Lots of them do not want to be handled and do not tolerate it. Since he already hand feeds, you could try coaxing him out and onto your arm, but if he's serious about not wanting to go out I wouldn't force him.

Deleting what I posted as to not start another riot and locked thread.. I'd delete the post completely but don't see an option for it.

Is the only place you're reading the humidity over there by the heat lamp? If so, try getting a reading on the other side and the middle part of the cage. Your heat lamp will dry things up right underneath it.

Yep, agreed!

Thanks jajeanpierre. That was a really good explanation and clears up most every question I've ever had.

You can just use a normal incandescent bulb you have at your house. Just make sure the wattage you use isn't to hot or cool (same thing you'd do anyway).

Just looked, are both sticky posts In the enclosure forum, so right at the top :)