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I kept one in with my cham, didnt affect her at all. But just keep an eye out just in case you cham starts nibbling on the leaves, mine didnt so it was fine.

Im breeding some tropical sprintails at the moment, just in a small ziplock container, when i first had them there werent any on the sides of the container but now the sides are a little gritty from me moving the water around inside and its a little crowded in the container so now the springs...

keep your room clean all the time, then your mom wont need to clean it so no more mealworms in the garbage LOL icegecko you beat me by seconds

definetly getting ready for a shed, mine did that all the time just before she shed. Add a couple more mistings to help out with shedding:)

how big is the enclosure? I agree with fasted, i built one of those, but on a smaller scale for when i had my cham. She was about 2.5-3 months when she started cup feeding. But eventually all i did was hold a cup for her to eat out of because i was too lazy to keep taking out the cup and...

It would be better if you put a real ficus in there. Sometimes Chameleons like to nibble on leaves, so eating some silk leaves isnt really good for them aha. Live plants also help keep the humidity up in the cage so its an added bonus. You can get ficus trees at home depot for a decent price...

when i had my cham what i did to get my cham to come on my hand readily was to have a treat/food that they can see. It will take some patience though, cause they usually try to find another way other than your hand :P but food is probably the fastest way.

looks like a girl to me, how old is he/she? and what locale?

Just keep checking her poop, if it gets more orange then you know that she isnt drinking enough. If she isnt drinking then you may have to give her a shower

7.5 month old nosy be up for grabs, includes hand made cage, not the best craftsmanship but it works. The cage is 4x3x2 so its a big cage. Everything is included, plants, vines, lighting, dripper, supplements and the smaller cage in which she will still fit if you dont want the big one (but...

Hey guys i have 2 adult female leopard geckos available, $30 OBO they were used in a university experiment so they have part of their tails cut off but other than that they are in perfect health. Ive been feeding them gutloaded cockroaches, crickets and mealworms. They come with a heat lamp...

It could just be the fact that they are being kept in cages for their entire lives from birth. Its like that with sharks, they will grow to fit the size of their environment/aquarium. So this might be the same case, since theres so much more room available to WC chameleons they are able to...

Ive seen one here in ontario, it was an adult female panther, in what looked like a 12"X12"X12" cage maybe a little taller than 12" they had a water feature in the cage with fish in it, which took up about 2-3" of the cage space. she had one of her eyes closed and wouldnt open it, and it also...

i think it all depends on how much food is available, the more food they get the faster they will grow, so i wouldnt get TOO many silkies. 200 is high so go with what carol and lil nasty said and get 50 and if your cham gobbles them up then you can get a bigger order next time

Theres still snow up here haha so no chance going out collecting :P Mind you has anyone ever given their chams any aquatic insects? like dragon fly/damsel fly nymphs or small toe biter (belostomatid) bugs? They are here all year round in the water.

My cham has eaten a bit of one shed, but hasnt touched it other times, i think every cham is different. I agree with jann on her suggestion of giving extra long mistings, and even add an extra misting in there to boost up the humidity to keep the skin moist and easier to break off

let the exploration begin! i just moved my nosy be into her adult cage and shes climbing EVERYWHERE. When i had her in her smaller cage i opened up the cage door as i was about to feed her so while getting the crickets into the cup, what does she decide to do? she starts climbing out of the...

Ive seen my cham eat a bit of her shed not everything, my geckos however eat everything haha no cleanup :D I think it may be a way to get back some calcium or something, I kind of vaguely remember reading that somewhere, probably in other posts, but not 100%

It is a leaf footed bug in the order hemiptera family coreidae, its related to the stink bug. People usually think that its an assassin bug but if you look at its hind legs you can see that its flattened a bit.

i actually had 2 different kinds of larvae in my last cricket order, one with longer hairs than the other, i put them both together in a seperate small tube for collecting insects, the one with longer hair actually ate the other larva and shed twice, now its a pupa so ill take a picture when its...