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Strangely enough, that is the most interesting enclosure I have ever seen a chameleon in. haha And while he may look at home in that setup, he probable is very unhappy in there. Find a decent Mesh/Screen enclosure, you can order them offline or you can build one easy enough. Like others have...

Hey Jan! CONGRATS! I hope they do well for you! I had a previous female lay for me 22 eggs and unfortuanately had a very bad hatch rate, but that was most likely from a temp spike that the incubator had and only ended up with 2.1. I wish you the best of luck witht these guys that are an...

That enclosure is not suitable for that species of chameleon. While glass can be a very nice choice for a montane chameleon, that enclosure looks as though it is setup for a terrestrial type of animal. Chameleons are tree, bush and shrub dwellers they need lots of branches to walk on and lots...

I think it's the pumice.

Looks great! I bet they are more than happy there...

Laurie, They are all great not so much a fan of panthers in general however that juvi deremensis can be sent to me anytime! They are one of my favorite chams! Briliant!~

Nope. And I'm guessing you'll survive. When I care to go through my memory cards for 3 year old pictures I will let you know, but until then feel free to wait just like everyone else that has requested them. You have already PM'D me about this and gotten an answer to your response. You'll get...

I had this happen to a t. deremensis taht was accidentally given a basking spot a little to hot. It would come and go but would normally show up at night when he would lighten up. It seems like a layer of chromatiphores damaged due to heat.

How many females do you have now?

Gravid Female Kinyongia tenuis.

Love baby quads! How cute. Hope everything is going well with your accuminatus.

Looks like a damaged layer of chromatophores. He may be able to control the pigment throughout the day, but when he sleeps and relaxes he just lets it go? If it was a burn I do not believe that he would be able to control the pigmentation.

This is what I use for my outdoor cages. I usually use about 3 hoses running acorss the length of the cages and have them on a timer from the tap and have them turn on about 5 to 6 times a day. I love the system, but hate that it is using tap but until I can figure out how to use that system...

SOLD! Thanks Paul! You will love them!

Parsonii eggs take around 22 months to incubate or 660 days... Of course this can very.

Good luck with that one, oxyys, uthies and tenuis are not the easiest chams to come across in th US.

Damn you totally beat me to it.... ;)

Thank You!

I honestly have never heard of a cricket infestation, I wish one would happen to me, I used to go through more crickets than I care to share. If you have a reptile that eats crickets it is almost garanteed that you will see them from time to time in your home. Your home as far as I am...

I am able to make 3 Kinyongia tenuis available to the chameleon community. Currently I have 2.1 available for sale. I will break up the trio but only into 1.0 and 1.1 I will NOT sell the female alone and I would prefer to keep the whole trio together. I want this trio to go to a keeper that...