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It's chamaeleo cristatus (don't bask much) and chamaeleo sternfeldi (bask a lot). In my opinion, people tend to overexpose their animals to all sorts of commercial high uv-b output bulbs. Animals, and chameleons more specific, need UV-B to produce vit d3 and be able to uptake calcium for bone...

You should check a few posts back to see my rearranged setup. I don't use 2.0's for UVB output, i use them to give light to my setup. My source of UVB is my t-rex uv flood 100watt at a range of 60-70cm which is one of the best solutions for natural UVB output. And on the other hand i have...

I indeed use compact low UV-B bulbs (repti-glo 2.0) and 1 mercury vapour bulb (at minimum 70cm from closest basking point) from T-rex (UV heat 100w flood) best regards Joery

I have bought all my cages 2nd handed ;) paying between 25-50 euro for 1 cage ;) But yeah it's an expensive hobby! But on the other hand, if you are always out and drink and smoke you probably just pay the same :) best regards Joery

I have 21 phelsuma cages (9 for adult pairs and 12 for raising juveniles and quarantaining adults) and 2 free range trees for chameleons best regards Joery

update: best regards Joery

It's an Uroplatus giganteus best regards Joery

Very informative Chris, thanks a lot!

Thanks Fabian! I have 1.4 (sub-adult captive bred animals), keeping them in a large tree, free range. I take my pictures with a Nikon D60 with normal kit-lens (18-55 mm and 55-200mm). best regards Joery

little update best regards Joery

A Sony HD (1080i) camcorder

The bugs are bean beattles, they reproduce on "black eyed peas", but they are dusted with calcium carbonate powder in this vid ;) they are normally black kind regards Joery

Hi all, Here a video i've made some time ago from one of my animals (f. campani) which was on a feeding frenzy, shooting buggs like a mad man (or in this case woman :P). Be careful if you have a download limit, since the video is +/- 200mb. Click on the image to download the video! You will...

Nice quads Patrick! You're getting a very nice montane chameleon collection there, best regards Joery

Basking in the evening sun, getting a tan! best regards Joery

hunting pics are always nice!

I'm keeping ch. tr. rudis (or most likely sternfeldi) and ch. tr. cristatus, i've kept ch. cfr dilepis (most likely ch. quilensis or roperi) in the past. There are some pictures in the photography forums here. best regards

They don't run away, the walls on the bottom are 35cm high and no branch reaches these walls. I haven't had any problems with runaways and the proximity of the lights is surely not a problem since these lights are not strong (uv and temperature wise). Room temperature is 18-20°C and local near...

Yeah my guess is quilensis as well, although the ch. roperi carl was talking about is also possible.