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Pop-Tarts about 7 months old and about that size. He was little for his age so I'd guess about the same age for her.

Yeap, did it. I didn't put a lot for the pic so you could see them :p The babies are so little; I thought fruit flies had gotten I'm somehow.

I just checked on my bin to make sure they're all getting along okay. My original laying bin has babies!!! My 1st hatch :LOL:

In prep for moving Pop-Tart into his larger set up I bought some more goodies. They're in his original set up so he can get use to them.

I updated my cricket system today. There's 2 laying bins. This bin is much larger than before. I just need to get substrate for the bottom.

Those are adults. In the back you will see things that look like feelers sticking from their rears. The males have 2; the females 3. They have technical terms; but I call them butt feelers :ROFLMAO: The males will eat the eggs so it's best to only leave a fee males in there. For a laying bin...

Dang :/

Dang :/

Hey guys. I got Pop-Tart from Lll Reptile. I was wondering how many of his "brother" and "sisters" are on here. If you have an Lll Reptile cham, can you please share a pic with basic info? Age, gender, etc. On the prowl by hagmegsis posted Jun 2, 2016 at 12:00 PM

It's so cute. :love:

We're keeping our fingers crossed. Pop-Tart would love to try some new tasty critters.

So, I've been poking around at new feeder options. Where I currently live I'm not aloud any type of roach. I've found some fly and mantis options. What feeders can I feed daily with out harming Pop-Tart? Like I know some feeders are too high in fat and what not.

So the drip system I have is terrible. It either drips too much or hardly at all. I got tired of fidgeting with it. The constant leaking, or lack of, was a pain. I decided to try and idea. I poked a small hole in the bottom of a water bottle. I set it on top of my set up and gave it a wait. It...

Aww rudis are like baby veiled in apperance. Too cute.

So, as far as panthers go which kind would you recommend. From what I can tell there are 4 types of Panthers. Nosey be seem to be popular

I really like the color variety in panthers. I saw these awesome spikey chameleons and crested chameleons; but they seem like a species best suited for a more experienced person. They all seem to be imported.

I've been browsing through various species and their information. There are so many amazing species though, so I kind of want them all. I'm not looking to get another chameleon for quit some time. Maybe a 1yr or more. So veild are one of the easiest to care for because they're pretty...

We went outside today. He is still not a fan. His nails need filed though.

His urate is yellow. I don't have much to say on his leg and issues prior that because I'm new to chams. However, I'd suggest finding ways to get him more water. If you can safely bath them without further injury that's a way to help hydration.

I'm new to chams so I could be wrong. However, he looks a bit thin to me. His legs look like they have no fat to them.