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Thanks for your kind congrats :D

Thanks for your kind congrats :D

WOW, very nice ! :) Great job guys! The website is responsive too so works well on my phone (y)

He he cheers Ben, I was planning to, especially about the part where Nosy became potentially the fastest chameleon in the world when we discovered we were on the German Autobahn which has no speed limit. However my son was born early this week and adjusting to that I'm finding it hard to sneak...

If it helps this is my experience relocating to another country, sorry for the essay. I recently moved from England to Austria (2 hour flight). I looked into bringing my Panther Chameleon as hand luggage by plane but none of the airlines would accept it and would only allow him to be taken in...

Thanks guys, much appreciated, I think i'll treat it as a lot of you suggested as an extra enrichment. I love the concept of "watching his tv." As far as I see there are no birds that fly into that tree which would be scaring him into sitting there. I guess he just likes to sit there and watch...

Hey Guys, I've recently relocated to Vienna from London and taken my little Nosy with me. He has more than settled down now. I have a question regarding his view. There is a beautiful ginkgo tree outside our apartment and we thought placing Nosy's enclosure by the window would be nice for...

Hey are you referring to the head bobbing ? Like this chameleon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nf65ET6WLm8 From what i've read up on head bobbing they usually do it as an act of intimidation as in "get away from me" or for when a male see's a female and wants to mate.

:D Thanks again. @Wowbango my thoughts exactly, if you ever see the silhouette of your chameleon when he casts a shadow on a wall, you could easily mistake him for a dinosaur.. or godzilla like this picture when he was a younger https://instagram.com/p/vbNgIvlTvc/?taken-by=rufiodesign Thank you...

cheers guys :D

Had a little fun editing a video I took of Nosy during his outside his cage time. :D He is a such a little marauder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm5xoHn_-To

For the vet I usually put nosy in a medium sized cardboard box with a branch pushed through the sides and a towel on the bottom. I don't put ventilation holes as its not airtight so he's got more than enough air. The darker it is the calmer he becomes. For longer distances I've recently...

Hey Guys, i've just recently relocated to Vienna, Austria from London England and have taken little Nosy with me. I am going to write a little post regarding my experience transporting a reptile within the EU when things become less hectic. Right now i'm wondering if there are any Chameleon...

Yea my chameleon likes to sit on my head, he once even jumped on my head when I had the cage door open and was cleaning the bottom with some wipes and not looking at what he was doing. I used to think it was because he liked being on my head but as Carlton pointed out he's just going for the...

I think you will be fine. They are small so it will take quite some time for them to reach maturity in order for them to breed. Hopefully they will not have much access to food and water and they wont survive long enough to reach maturity. However they are ridiculously hardy and mine breed with...

People buying reptiles (or any pets for that matter) without really thinking about whether they will be financially able to provide for them in sickness and in health. If you are not prepared or able to pay for an animals' veterinary care when they need it, or the basic requirements for them to...

Hey guys, I'm looking to sell the Java mini tree I use for my panther chameleon's free range as i'm relocating to Europe and can't take it with me. The original design is a perch for parrots, however i thought it would work just as good for a chameleon / aboreal lizard and it does with a...

My Chameleon loves the larvae and the flies, so those that don't get eaten and pupate I just put in the cage also. I wanted to know what the nutritional value of the actual flies were as all the info seems to relate to the larvae only. I found a website which is currently studying the black...