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That is a GREAT looking male Calumma brevicorne you have got! Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

I think your female Chamaeleo calyparatus may have a parasite of something foreign internally. I cannot say from just pictures. You should save some and go to a vet for a proper diagnosis and treatment. Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

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Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Congratulations about hatching out some baby Brookesia stumpffi!! Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

That is an interesting question. However I think vibrations from loud noises would probably upset chameleons. I would keep loud noises around chameleons to a minimum. Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Take care not to allow any biting and stinging insects into your enclosure. Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

When handling chameleons, the most important thing is to allow the chameleon to climb on you. Never pick up a chameleon as an object, you have to climb on you as though your hands or arms are a tree or bush branch. That is the most important thing I have found about handling chameleons. Best...

May the best photo win! I placed my vote for a great chameleon picture. Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Woww! Another huge music video song set from Decadancin. Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Okay?!? Those are another species of Beetle. They look like however those are not Bean Beetles. Great Band though you should post about the Beetles on my music video thread. That is great. One of my mentors Professor Peter Moyle @ UC Davis was a Cornell graduate. Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

I am looking at a species of beetle. I am not spotting any Green Lacewings!?!? Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich