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Thanks, I'm just glad to have saved her from Petco. The other veiled they had wasn't so lucky.

Here is my veiled Sativa, she is still young so she hasn't developed most of her colors yet but she gets fired up anytime she sees my cell phone. Anyways here is a pic of her normally and fired up as well.

Beautiful colors, definitely a perfect name for such a bright assortment of colors.

My little girl has been pretty crabby the past few weeks too. She will hiss and try to bite me if I get my hands in her cage. I've been trying handfeeding but she hasn't warmed up to the idea of eating from my hand yet.

Also I forgot to congratulate you on your accomplishment of hand feeding too. I'm still waiting for my little girl to warm up to hand feeding.

Post a picture, I'm sure some fellow members could hep you identify the sex.

Very informational post, thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Nice banja you got there. Congrats.

Stunning cham, very nice colors.

That is wild, his colors are way different now. He's very vibrant and colorful in both forms though.

Sorry to hear about your diagnosis, stay strong and good luck. Your cham is quite a looker, I like his colors.

Congrats, he's a colorful young one. Good luck to the both of you, and enjoy watching him grow and change.

I rescued my little girl veiled from the petco down here and she is doing great now. She has gone from 4 grams to over 11 grams in just three weeks and is much healthier now then she was.

Sorry to be rude but scuba cylinders are not filled with oxygen, it is compressed air. It matches the natural air mixture we breath outside on an everyday basis. Oxygen would be toxic when scuba diving after relatively shallow depths. Also, back to the OP, your instructor should be a great...

Tanks- The reason I say that you should buy your own tanks is that by the time you rent tanks multiple times you could have just purchased your own. Also I personally feel more comfortable using a tank I am familiar with and positive about the contents and the integrity of the cylinder. As far...

Cool video, I wish I could go witness chameleons in the wild.

Do you know how much he weighs? Pics please

He's a cute little guy, hopefully he takes nicely after his father. The sire has some stunning colors.

Good looking male, how old is he? He's got quite a casque on him.