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Interesting article but CHE do emit infra-red electromagnetic radiation 🤔

Charlotte because my ten year old decided so & i lacked imagination to not come up with a non cliché name like karma 😅

The tail is slender & whip like, the stomach has noticeable curve's. A male's stomach generally is flat with tail, the hemipenile bulge & more muscular (more so as they mature) tail gives an undeviating line from stomach too tip of tail. Other things that indicate a female is less prominent...

Female almost certain 😊

Further information on vitamin D toxicity: https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/1529639/Supplements-vitamin-d-toxicity-symptoms-atrial-fibrillation-what-is-the-recommended-dosage Also: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6158375/ Taken from the long article a key point on...

No infertile tbh i was beginning to think she was Nulliparous as she is getting closer two 2 years old shes had a couple of very yellow (like egg yolk) stools before that i had thought maybe was uncalcified eggs passsing. And i wont be putting tham back in incase they go stinky😂

I have tropical giant orange arthropods in the potted plants as well as springtails so somewhat already bio. Reason i dug them up was too check the count too see if needed to review husbandry

Unfortunately the silk gets broken when you allow them to chew out, the silk industry rather cruelly boils the moths alive in chemical soups to keep the silk in a continuous thread. There is some ethical silk Which is called Ahimsa silk or peace silk, which allows the moth to evacuate before...

Im considering changing to a bio active style base with some perspex up to top of service hatch

I believe its only the sap that is toxic or irritant. Some chameleon are more delicate with plants than others.

Thank you, yes im happy with her recovery so far will need to review her lay bin think I'll change too more soil less sand.

Charlotte aged just shy of 21 months layed her first batch of eggs, she is doing well & eaten & had a drink since. She spent all day Friday digging not in her lay bin but a heavily rooted Schefflera arboricola plant pot, she bruised her face and back legs which has cleared up today and her...

Thread 'Ficus Plants & Eye Irritation' https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/ficus-plants-eye-irritation.633/ Also its documented; And albeit not specified reptile toxic https://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/ficus-benjamina/...

Its the tail flexing very intriguing 😁

Get all the equipment in place and running before adding the cham, especially getting perimeters on point. Ideally growing the plants in (something i wish i done) but takes months. Research research research, also don't trust all information put out there some is dated or just wrong. You have...

Wow thanks for sharing Hammlets courting ritual. Very enlightening didn't know about the tail display, is that universal through veiled's or is it a a unique talent ?

Something of a risk to eye health of captive chameleons is ficcus trees & some other latex producing plants plants. Causes irritation especially the milky sap might be worth checking especially if vit A deficiency ruled out & not debris or foreign object.

They must have the devil in them, the chemical that illuminates is luciferin 😱