Recent content by TheCuriousChameleon

Have you tried giving him treats using a glove or something...I've never been bit by a cham, so idk if it's painful...or just scary... Interested to see what the advice will be 0.0

Thank you! They have stopped singing ingested! So I guess it's time for incubation. I have a small reptile heating pad for my baby ball pythons when I breed them...is that suffice?

My husband goes "man, that first picture looks like that sick cham we seen on Craigslist....." I just died laughing.

I'm officially finished. My son does NOT understand that the pen work isn't sloppy...but a style...to capture texture and contrast...he's like "why is everything fuzzy?" 🤦‍♀️

Inked, sketched flowers and such. Then ink and detail flowers.

Fixed it a little....time to ink.

Usually I draw wolves, and people. Itll be challenging...but I love a challenge. I'll post updates as I go 😆

Rough draft, can't get the eye right...something just looks...off...but can't grasp it...back to the drawing board.🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️😅😅🤣🤣🤣

Thank you! That's some great info! Based on what you've said, I presume my males (the ones in the breeding tub) are too young to chirp...or already have...my other tub of them sings all night and all day...I'm wondering if I grabbed young males....their wings don't seem to be used yet, but they...

0.0 alllrrriiighhhtyyy then. Just thought it was cute 🤦‍♀️😅🤣

Costumes for chams!?!? Who knew!!! That is brilliant! So adorable. Made my morning.

I'll have to order some! Never seen em for ae before here.

So interesting 0.0 sad.....but interesting. I love skeleton specimens. I'm an avid collector of mammal skulls and what not.

PJ colors. Love how blueish green he turns. His belly is full and he had a long drink. I love waking up to him every morning. I'll turn his lights on 7am sharp, and then make coffee, then feed him for the day. So far he down about 15 pinhead crickets if not more depending on how many extras make...

When my house plant collection get these gnats, I allow my soil to really really dry out, about to where you see leaves starting to droop...then water with 50/50 peroxide and water....another method used (that I wouldn't recommend, while in the enclosure) is isopropyl alcohol. Spray the surface...