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Thanks for the comments guys. Your cham is beautiful Carol*, I hope mine turns out as colorful as yours; and Allencg will you be posting a picture of the nosy be's? I would love to see them!

His sire is Montezuma, this was one of his last babies from the clutch, but Liddy told me there was a new clutch born in May, idk if they have been posted in the site though. Haha trike is also a good name, and so far my gf has dubbed him LBH (little bebe head) lol, but I'll be thinking of a...

Well he is wild caught so I don't have an exact age, but should be about 11 months to a year old. Hopefully he still has some growing to do since he is about 10/11 inches.

Soo guys a few days ago I posted a thread on whether to get a Nosy be or Sambava from Kammers, and I couldn't be happier with my decision :) If you are looking to buy any chameleons I suggest to go with Kammers because Liddy was amazing and worked with me to bring me this little guy! He's around...

Yea female and definitely looks older than 6 months, maybe 9

Ahhh kshook and psshh those pics are making the decision even harder! I've asked Liddy to send me some pics of the babies and then I'll just have to make my choice...either way which ever one i don't choose now I plan to get later haha :D

Awesome!! I want to feed mantids so bad, great looking nosy

Yeah I've emailed Liddy a few times and she seems amazing, so I assume the chams are amazing also and I've heard nothing but good things about em :) I will ask her to email me a pic of the sambava mother to get more of an idea then, thanks for the advice. And that is good to know Ace, not that...

I have been leaning towards the nosy be mostly because i KNOW how it is going to look when it grows up, which the sire Sinatra looks amazing, and honestly i am a little afraid of how the sambavas colors will turn out, but that is also one of the fun parts of owning it lol...would the sambava...

Hey fellow members! After having a Jackson for the last 4 months and watching him thrive, I have decided one chameleon just isn't enough anymore hahah ...and I now have the space, money, and time to care for a 2nd one. I have definitely decided on a panther, but I am having a little trouble...

Most people say that Jackson's don't need as much calcium as others, but I still lightly dust all my crickets at every feeding, which is every other day now that he is about 11 months and almost full grown, I don't dust worms though because i use them mostly as treats and that might be...

Woah nice pictures, awesome looking chameleon!

Yup, I can't wait to see how he turns out!

I just ordered a male nosy be from Kammers!! So I'm a little biased haha, but it's so hard to wait til august for him to come...what cham(s) do you have already?

Do you know how his tongue got hurt? My jackson's had a similar problem and could barely shoot his tongue out and catch food, i felt so bad for him. With supplementation and hydration his tongue slowly healed though, so good luck with yours! Ackbar looks awesome btw

Nope i think you have a xantholopus like me, how big/old is he? :D

Yeah i checked it out under the flchams.com plant list and they have it listed as corn plant which is another name for the mass cane. I suggest getting one because I read they are very hearty plants that require little care and my cham seems to really enjoy it.

Yeah the mass cane is the plant in the middle and the pothos is at the bottom of the pot. I attached some of the pothos vines to some of the branches going across just to make it look more natural because i don't think they are strong enough to hold my cham by themselves, but the cane is...

yup here you go, its the plant on the right with the thick trunk coming up, pothos is on the bottom.