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Check Question #11 and Dr. Ferguson's answer to it. I believe this will clarify things a bit. http://chamworld.blogspot.com/2008/03/chat-with-dr-gary-w-ferguson.html

Screen Cage #2 and #4 are sold. Screen cage #1, #3 are still available. I also have one used silver cage 18 18 36. Same condition as the rest. =$36 I decided that i will not ship the big cage. It just too much a hassle and too expensive. Big cage -> local pickup only. I drive sedan and...

I have 4 used screen cages. All Aluminum screen cage. Screen cage #1: Color Black 24X12X24. Green PVC bottom Drilled for drainage. One small hole from Misting apparatus. =$ 35 Screen Cage #2: Color Silver 27X18X52. PVC bottom drilled for drainage and one small hole from misting apparatus...

probably, about two - 3 weeks.. if kept warm, they will need to eat. Unless you have Trevo bush laying around, they will die soon. The wheat bran is there to absorb moisture and stuff. They don't eat the bedding. I store them in the fridge with no problem whasoever. Is it because family members...

Trevor, unfortunately you get what you pay for.. there a lot of sleazy self proclaim web designer out there. the 500 dollars rate was very cheap.. for how many pages he initially promised you to make? You are right.. in any case, it is always best to lay out a contract and give each other...

They are sooo adorable!

I think he's right on about the timeline.. Unless you are an experienced keeper, you do not want to get the baby cham younger than that. They are very cute.. So, you have to resist the urge to buy in a whim. Keep us updated :)

Actually, you are practicing a proper husbandry. You SHOULD get everything readied first before the chameleon arrived. You are doing a good job. As far as washing pesticide trace on the plant, you do not need to wait for rain. Here is what you can do...

if the owner is a great breeder, he/she will not let you take the any chameleon younger than 2.5 months old. a week old baby is very fragile and need to be kept by someone who is experienced in chameleon keeping. Hope that helps.

think of it like snoring.. it happened when the veiled is asleep. During the day, he could have gape to breathe.. idk.. rather than speculating, best to check him anyway.

The only evidence of veiled vocalization i know of is the one that people have already mentioned. Even then, the pitch is characteristically described as low frequency sound. Human will need a hearing aid to be able to hear that. But, the high pitch voice like how a cat sound, has been...

Purring? or sounding like a cat meowing? I agree with Xanthoman.. I would set an appointment with your exotic vet. http://chamworld.blogspot.com/2008/01/upper-respiratory-infection-warning.html

This is just my husbandry method, but I tend to limit the total misting time combined for the whole day to be no more than 20 - 30 minutes. More than that, the chameleon cage easily become breeding ground for mold in my area. I mist 4 - 5 times, 5 minutes per misting.. I do have drainage...

You can use MV bulb as long as you have Solarmeter 6.2 to determine the strength of uvb of the basking area accurately. MV emit a very strong uv light; so, it is very hard to measure how much uv you are giving without the uvb meter. And, yes, you do not need basking lamp if you already have MV...

Same problem here... 5000 small crickets died in 3 days.:(

Egad... this is seriously beyond gross!!! love the song: -hookworm... hookworm.... hookworm...- and yet fascinating....... my kind of story!:D:D:D:D:D

Honestly, I never bother to check the species.. And, the worms only did the work minimally... unfortunately, with 500 crickets in the tub, we still need to clean it manually. The worms just helped out.. that's all.

the same way they bite chameleons at night. I have couple of mantises died by crickets. You want safe feeder, use flies. they don't bite back :)

I haven't listened to it.. and about to now.. I am interested to know why on earth we need hookworms.. Not sure if I really want to know:p:p

Absolutely! Can't say it any better than that.