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I know all Chameleons are different but when I open the doors to my chameleon tank and put my hands in he comes straight over and climbs on to my hand. It is probably to climb me and get height but I'm glad he doesn't mind climbing onto my hands.

Come on. Pray Tell! Who is your supply of feeder? I use peregrine 50 locusts for about £7. But I only get this through a friend of mine.

I drove mine 45 minutes home and stopped off at my parents to show him off. He travelled in a bag. The bags that locusts come in in the UK, not sure what other countrys transport their live feeds in. My Chameleon was just in the bag with some tissue. (Panther Chameleon)

My Chameleons fecal sample came back clear. No parasites. So I'm pleased about that. But would you still worm? If there is no parasites why should I worm him? I would be building an imunity to the wormer so when I need it, it won't work.

It's great isn't it. Keith is still doing great. I had his poo sampled yesterday and the results came back clear, no parasites. No should I worm or shouldn't I? No parasites no need to worm right?

Thank you.

Oh I understand that. I was only pointing out that two people commented so it wasn't actually ignored. Anyway. Sigh.

Does anybody feed stick insects to their Chameleons? I have a Panther Chameleon and thought about adding variety to the diet. Rather than locusts all the time and the occasional waxworm I thought young stick insects would provide a good feed stuff. Anybody tried it?

I remembered to ask the breeder what species my Chameleon is. He is an Ambanja Panther Chameleon.

Obviously wasn't ignored then was it? You really shouldn't take it so seriously its a forum. There are no laws, no rules. Chill. If I want to write something on a thread that doesn't belong there its not rude.

Wish I'd have thought of that.

I have a panther Chameleon not Veiled. I don't use crickets at all, I can't bare the thought of them getting out and breeding in my home! I use locusts. As a added extra you could if you so wish add another UV bulb 2.0%. This will illuminate your exhibit and add an extra bit of UV. I use...

I suppose you could plug it into a timer plug. I use these for heat, uv and basking light. Another timer will fit in nicely under my set up... Sigh!

Sounds like the lights went off. Keith was quite amusing when I first got him, he'd obviously be walking around and 'boom' lights out. I caught him upside down on a branch once. I started fading lights out one by one and he now gets the oppurtunity to find his favourite spot for sleeping. UV...

Ha ha, your out collecting Katydids to feed to your Chameleon and we exhibit Katydids in the UK! I love that Sri-lanka exhibit europeon hedgehog and yet ride around on elephants. We exhibit Indian elephants and run over europeon hedgehogs! (not intentionally may I add, people should drive more...

arh. I agree with you here but I also like to see my rainforest leaves dripping and a slow trickling pump acheives this really well although I still haven't decided to go ahead with anything yet.

Is mine one of those? I really need to check with the breeder. I see him nearly every day but I forget until I get home and check on here!

I'm using boiled tap water, left to cool in an open container. I do this because I feel the boiling will kill off any potential bugs and leaving it in an open container overnight allows the chlorine to evaporate. This is UK tap water so you will have to investigate your own local water. The...

Oh if you can watch any of the archive of the Zoo Quest programmes. They're really out dated but great watching Sir Dave making some of the first discoveries and bringing animals like orangs' into the living rooms of people when they'd seen nothing like it. And he's still as good, if not better...

haa ha. Enjoyed this comment! Glad your on team Attenborough.