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Seriously??? That is the coolest light! I'm afraid to ask the price . . . :eek:

Chameleons can become bored with a single food item rather quickly. You may find that a variety will spark the appetite in yours. Here's a care sheet that you may find helpful on feeding a chameleon: https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/food/ The Care Resources section on this forum...

Wow. It almost seems miraculous! I'm sure you're greatly relieved to have him in top shape again, though! Sandy

Great! You're HOOKED!!! :D Sandy

I've seen some very INappropriate egg-laying container put into an egg-laden female cham's cage--it was a sandwich container no more than 1.5 inches deep. So, just in case you don't already know what they need, maybe it would be helpful to point you to a helpful post on egg-laying bins...

I LOVE the coloring! I totally agree with your claims--he will be awesomely stunning! :) Sandy

Definitely room for at least one more cage! Nice setup! Sandy

I'm glad that's cleared up! I'm sure it was rather scary to see what looked like "snotty stuff" there! Good luck with him! Sandy

Consummation goes waaaay beyond a betrothal!! :) Congrats on the successful pairing; I hope it gives good results! Sandy

If you'll answer the following questions, it will help the experts here help you: Here is some recommended information to include when asking for help in the health clinic forum. By providing this information, you will receive more accurate and beneficial responses. It might not be necessary...

I suspect that you're looking at a sperm plug. Check out this thread: https://www.chameleonforums.com/hemipenes-sperm-deposits-84494/ How old is your Jackson? If he's old enough to be sexually mature, that would strengthen my guess. Sandy

If she doesn't begin to shed soon or her appetite drops, you might fill out the form here to help people help you: https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/ Good luck--I really hope she begins shedding soon to relieve your mind! Sandy

One thing that can happen if you're keeping your crickets in small cricket keepers is a build-up of toxic wastes, both fecal and dead bodies. In particular, if you see one dead cricket, remove it immediately, or you will soon see more, because the decomposition processes release toxic gases that...

Good points, Trillian! I think Tiffany does have one hide in the tank, but having a second one in the cool zone might be a good idea. However, arboreal snakes are not always as interested in hides as the terrestrial and ground-dwelling snakes, which definitely need them to feel secure. As...

What a great room! You obviously put a LOT of planning and $$ into it. Your melleri will have the best home on the planet! Congratulations! Sandy

Hi, Tiffany, Your boa is probably really stressed from the move into a new home situation. He doesn't feel at all secure because nothing smells familiar, so he's being very defensive. If you have dogs or cats, they can exacerbate the stress, but keep in mind that you are Godzilla to him, so...

How tragic! It hurts so much to lose a good friend like Zilla. My heart goes out to you. Sandy

I think we could help you better if you answered the following questions: Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What...

Ah, the cool temperature is the problem. Although mine eat at 72 deg F, crickets do best when kept fairly warm, around 80-90 degrees Fahrenheit. If you want them to breed, above 80 will stimulate breeding behavior. Keep in mind that crickets need adequate warmth to digest their food properly...

ROFL! Nice way to inject a little humor into the discussion, Solid Snake! Good luck figuring out the best solution to the drainage issue, KyleFitzz--I'm learning from your questions and issues! Sandy