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He has produced some beautiful offspring - including Norman!

My beauty, Blue. He has moved to another breeding program but babies are due to hatch from him next year.

He found a large cricket in the plant I borrowed from an adult enclosure.

Some of the chams who found new homes over the past 3 yrs

You have already received some good advice. I would not advise keeping them together at all. Up to 3 months of age is a pretty normal standard for breeders. Beyond that, they need to be separated down into ideally single cages. I sometimes keep 2 males or 2 females together a bit beyond that...

100% male - congrats, he's lovely.

I find this debate to be very interesting. I just wanted to touch on the comment that locales are not species. A recent study did in fact lean towards 11 species of furcifer pardalis on Madagascar. If you read the attached article, you will see that they do - in smaller numbers - interbreed...

Well now I'm jealous!

Hey there - let's see if I can help out a bit. First off, the lighting needs to be corrected. His UVB light should be a fluorescent tube lighting. It sounds like you have a coil bulb which is next to useless. For his basking light, blue lights are no good. Please get a 60 watt regular...

If you put your lights on a timer - you wouldn't have to worry about it. However, keep her lighting schedule the same as always and turn them off at their regular time, disturbing her as little as possible. Sorry for the late response...I don't get to check the site later in the evening...

She laid 21 beautiful pearly whites. :) I have an inkling she will lay a 2nd clutch in another month or two...by the looks of her. Time will tell. I will not incubate those, however.

When I moved, I used shoeboxes with a couple small holes poked in the sides for all my adults. Younger ones were placed in deli cups. Worked great. If you keep them in the dark, they will sleep for the duration of the trip which will be less stressful than having them looking around and...