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chameleons are great!! they are often described as a " hard to keep " reptile what I like to tell new buyers of my chams is that they are not neccisarily hard but rather less tolerant of mistakes and poor keeping a chameleon that is kept in sub par conditions will not last very long compared...

hope everything works out for you!!!

I have gotten into the habbit of giving the crickets what they will eat in a day and feed them every other day nothing sucks more than picking out mushy gross old fruits and veggies

seems like you are getting the right advise biggest thing is letting her settle and as said allowing the crickets to go free in the cage usually stimulates a more natural feeding behaviour hope everything works out great for you and your lil girl

whenever I have had a cham suffering form edema I stop all vit d and multivitamin suppelementation and use plain calcium every other day. that combined with a lot of extra mistings and showers and some natural sunlight and the results are usually positive it could help if we knew more about...

most vets prefer to see the cham for a few reasons they may be able to spot something that could indicate a reason for the issue as well as they usually can not give any meds with an actual exam of the animal. with your original question I have taken in fecal sample before and never been...

Here are a few pics as Laurie requested ;) And thx all I've been missing cf

I've been hearing about your quads that so awesome!! I still have 3 males and a lone female that I believe is gravid. So fingers crossed for a successful clutch. I was sad when my last clutch didn't do well. I will be looking for some new quads in the near future Great to hear from u

Awesome!! Looks like a lil male to me. Babies are so much fun

Hello all I have been mia for awhile now. I had a lot change in my life. I have still been keeping all kinds of Chams but I also met a new girl her name is Micarah and we have had a baby boy together, Holdyn. Along with that we moved I started a new job, and in my off time helped open a...

I really love all my mistking systems. Couldn't live without them :)

So very sorry. I know Annie was a special lil girl. She left you some super cute lil babies and live a life of luxury with you. It's never easy. R.I.P Annie. Big hugs Laurie

I have to jungle dawn light units and they are awesome Todd hooked it up

I have a few panthers that really seem to like to come out and crawl all over me. They just want a excuse to come out of the cage and take over ;)

Yes I have been hatching out a lot of ambilobe and ambilobe x mitsio as well as flays. But no real nice banjas One day. Sorry again

Awesome!! Baby panthers are a blast :)

Chameleons can act a bit off for the first little while after being moved into a new home. I would add more vertical branches like you mentioned and appropriate misting feeding and supplementing as we'll fill out the "how to ask for help " form in the health section. Hope all turn out well for you

Like Rob said you would require cites permits witch would not be cost effective for a single chameleon. I wish it were easier to ship between US and canada I would love to send some of my babies down there.

So sorry to hear this. I too have not been on in forever and really want to try and get back into the cf habbit, I just jumped on for a min and when I saw this I knew I had to send my condolences. :( RIP Ranger

I currently have ambilobe males and females ready to goto forever homes, as well as some mitsio/ambilobe females. male and female veileds ready to go, and faly's and more mitsio/ambilobes hatching now. pm me or msg me on facebook for details. FB Hoj MacDonald