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You must have a veterinary health certificate to ship in and out of utah.

VegasChad, if you want, you could get the big apple mister, or the mister moisture. Both can produce a 'mist,' but they can't run for very long. EDIT: Very nice looking cage BTW, he will be very happy!

Now they will come in and tear apart your fuurniture and have drug sniffing dogs all over the place because of your Jitteryness. :cool:

I think L3 Reptile is down there, but i could be wrong.

I can't wait til this summer. I am a farm hand during the hay season and my boss says that i can collect as many as i want in the fields.

I am really digging the turquoise!

Chameleons DO NOT like to be handled. If they come to you, they have figured out that somethign that they need or want comes from being handled. I challenge those who claim their chameleons like being handled to do nothing but handle the cham when you take it out. Don't offer it a snack, Don't...

Score for Sniper!!!

your cham will be fine for the weekend without food as long as there is a constant supply of water whether it be a dripper or a mist system. Crickets will bite the hell out of your cham if there are too many of them at night. Also, a cham won't eat them if there are alot in the cage. He will get...

Don't let her see you see her. She will abandon the hole if she feels it unsafe to lay her eggs.

If my wallet was a little bit thicker, i would be all over these guys. But, unfortunately my wallet must swell quite a bit.

If you aren't going to use Corbin, than you can use my friends name, Karbone. Similar to corbin, but not quite the same.

Ahh, so you can make it to the Expo?

I am so very jealous of the third one. I wish i could find an ambilobe like that.

yes, please get her a laying chamber ASAP or she could become eggbound. That is no bueno. They do produce clutches of infertile eggs and she WILL need a place to lay this clutch.

wow.......i'm speechless. The green and the blue and the red makes me teary eye'd. How old is he?

I believe the only feeder that i actually enjoy to handle is the silky. I just can't get enough of something about them.

yes, they are soft bodied insects allowing them to be comsumed despite the 'distance between the eyes' rule.

*Starts Slow Clap* Jamie, you should enter the photo contest!

I am soooooo jealous of you! I wish i could find a CB melleri somewhere.