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Ehhhhh! Ehhhh! Squeeeeeek!

Ok, I adore this video and am trying to spread the love... I hope my fellow reptile lovers can forgive me for posting this mammal video!:D http://vimeo.com/91515679

Wow, these are going to be some stunning little ones! Congrats!

He is perfect! Love him! :D

The poop should have two parts, one should look like, well, poop (brown, a little slimy) and the other part should be white (that is the urate). If the urate is not white, mostly orange, it is dehydrated. Here is a great thread to learn all about poop...

I disagree. If every experienced chameleon keeper boycotted these stores it would have zero effect. The large majority of their sales are to walk ins who see the cool chameleon for only $50 and make a purchase. Furthermore, the chameleons are really there to drives sales of all the expensive...

I have had four chameleons for two years and I have only seen two of them drink. Only one of those two will drink in front of me if they know I am there. As said before, as long as the urate is white, the chameleon is hydrated. :D

I would advocate punching your manager in the neck.

I use this one... Although, when I bought it on amazon it was only $93. It seems the price has jumped significantly... It is a great microscope though. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0014YNGCK/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1

For my panthers, I have used 10.0 UVB for a couple years with no issue. I don't understand the argument against UVB 10. If you have a solarmeter you will see that even UVB 10 is significantly less than direct sunlight, even sunlight springtime in the midwest USA (which I assume is...

Cooper looks great Jann! I hope you had a great tax season and are now enjoying some R&R!

LOVE her! Keep up the great work :D

Really, sh*** out of luck? :confused:

Me and Malcolm about 8 months ago

Your temps are too high for the lil guy. Mid to upper 70's ambient and high 80's for basking spot until he gets his big boy colors.

Thanks for the update :D Sounds like she had a really rough transit from Hawaii to the states... Glad she is in caring hands now!

I would say a very pretty and unique female, but I am by no means an expert :D

Thank you for giving her a shot, she is beautiful. I agree with Carlton that the spots may not be burns, more likely bruises or scabs. I have not seen burns on a Jackson, but burns that I have seen on panthers and vields are usually very bright in color as opposed to black. I would put...

I freeze the eggs I don't need and then throw them out.

Great looking Cham Fam you have there! Love 'em all :) lol, Meru-go-round!