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RO/DI water should have pretty low total dissolved solids. I think the water I use measures around 8-10 TDS

@jamest0o0 I couldn’t agree more. It is truly remarkable to have his input here

If you didn’t know it, you my friend are on the forefront of chameleon husbandry these days And I’d like to keep my place in line for a CB F. antimena pair 😁 I’m with you. It’s husbandry requirements should be very well suited to the general keeper when awesome folks like you are able to crack...

You will be amazed all the chams he’s working with right now. He is an exceptional keeper

Your Clematis is beautiful!

I also had to send my guys elsewhere last year. I just picked up a pair of F. Willsii. Super cool chams. Very small, and very beautiful Probably need some recommendations from a Bug Lord on tiny roaches to propagate for them 🙂

Good to hear from you! I’d bet you can find Kenyan Xanths. Seems like the montiums are mostly gone and the quads are on their way out, but hopefully you can find quads (let me know if you do 🙂) I just picked up a pair of F. willsii. They are tiny and awesome. I suspect @javadi could guide...

Go outside 😊

This is a great article! I hope it leads to more locale (species?) line breeding and less color line breeding Just my opinion 😊

You nailed it with this one! Great picture!!

I’m so sorry things have been rough for you. Stay on your feet and keep fighting. This is a tough chapter in your life, but there’s always small bits of happiness if you take the time to look, sometimes they’re just hard to see and enjoy Hang in there

The only one that doesn’t hate me 😂 I love the smiley face on his head 🙂

F. Willsii male

Furcifer willsii female

What a beauty!! Congratulations

I guess I disagree with this. I think hydration can be accomplished adequately with just misting and it’s been done very successfully that way However there is data that suggest the addition of fogging promotes active hydration at night while the Cham is sleeping, and it more closely simulates...

Are you incubating the B. stumpffi and C. linotum in the same temperatures/conditions?

That’s amazing!

Just to add another possible solution to try. This podcast from the chameleon academy talks about an alternative approach to lay bins that provides several different options for the Cham. I have no real life experience to add to it, but I thought it was really insightful...

He is gorgeous!