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Very cool idea! Really hope to see how this goes!

Shoot... I'm in trouble then. could i say put a "skirt around the opening to the laying bin, therefore making it the lowest point???

No problem haha, just figured i'd give you a heads up! haha i've done it too Oops

Please remember there are kids on here My response to the original post is that its not too surprising when that is exactly what you will see in pet stores. not all people who work there are incompetent. However, i would recommend finding someone with personal experience, not store taught...

Haha! That i wonderful, i'll have to like monty!! Glad i could help! haha i figured everyone could use a laugh!

This is something all cham owners should view. Both new owners and life long keepers. I came up with this earlier and decided i to give it its own thread. Chameleon Keeping Signs of addiction include but are not limited to: -Finding new meaning and excitement in the 1983 hit "Karma...

Thats kinda upsetting that anyone would let a cham jump and fall like that for humor. Not that i know anything about jacksons, but i don't think any fall like that is healthy, self inflicted or not.

Anyone???? Please lol. I could really use some advice. what if i lined the outside with the hanging leaves? that way it looks like an exposed patch of dirt in a bunch of plants. not like a box

Well, i have been doing alot of reading on the laying bins and i hear alot that chams won't lay in a bin thats elevated at all. Here is my problem. The problem with this is that my laying bin is a fishtank. haha i'm posting a video of the bin, 2/3rd's of the bin is hidden with foliage and...

First off, Hello and welcome to the Forums! I'm actually running out the door and saw this so i'll do my bit on the food portion. Gutloaded crickets are great, however you really want to feed a variety. Imagine if you ate a Double Bacon Cheeseburger every meal. eventually you would become...

Haha i had totally forgotten about that scene! thanks for reminding me!

Thats exactly what i was thinking and personally planning on doing, however i had found myself not knowing how to answer that question. It absolutely makes sense that a non fertile egg would take a lesser toll on the body. Thanks Jann

Good info. Was there a species related to this fossil?

Oh i love it, don't get me wrong but i want my chams to be happy outdoors. Plus i wanna be able to catch them moths and things.

And it starts. Soon you will find yourself spending late nights on the forums, obsession over chameleons and much much more. Congrats on the cham! such an exciting day. Here is some information you may want to keep handy. Signs of addiction include but are not limited to: -Finding new...

We had a week of 70-90. Amazing! now its back to snow, wind and freezing rain.

Well said. I think that there are a few people who could agree with that. Personally, i only have veils at the moment. Why? Because im 19, Broke and if i get another reptile its the streets for me haha. However, once i have my own home, a stable income and a more reliable knowledge i do plan...

Beautiful Chameleon! Mine were starting to get used to the sun however, unfortunately New Hampshire just got hit with another cold front and its sticking, which means no more chameleons jumpin on the bed. haha.. Jk, It means i can no longer bring them outside to hang out with me or in the hangers.

Chameleons are very closely related to Agamas if i am not mistaken.

She is atleast 6-7 months. i purchased her as a 5-6 month old from Fl chams. Never been mated, however she does know there is a big attractive male in the room haha.