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I use only a linear uvb bulb (reptiglo 5, I can't get reptisun) on my babies, no basking bulb. The linear bulb produces enough heat for them to stay warm enough. I raise all my babies in 10 gal. fish tanks until they are large enough to be moved to small screen enclosures and have had many...

I also picked up a MistKing system at the Mississauga show this past weekend, can't wait to set it up!

Ebenezer is a beauty, he looks very healthy, nice work!

I think "Boy George" would be a fitting name!

Great news, and she didn't even make you dig for them.

The babies look fantastic. Nothin' is better than baby chams!

Great looking van!

Check out this site, http://www.pygmychameleon.co.uk/forum.php lots of info.

Hey Dakota, how do you connect the hose to the hole in the bottom?

Welcome from Ontario Canada. You're going to love this site. It has so much information on it that you will be up and running in no time. The forum has some very knowledgable keepers that can help you with pretty much all your questions you may have. Enjoy your Cham experience...it's very addicting!

Check this site out, it is just for the husbandry of pygmy chameleons and has a great plant list. http://www.pygmychameleon.co.uk/content/

She's really nice, great colours!

Simply stunning!

Gorgeous chams, I especially like the 2nd and 3rd photos, what a great looking girl.

What a pretty little girl you have there! Nice coloring.

2 bearded dragons 5 leopard geckos 12 crested geckos 2 anoles 14 chameleons

Since a bearded dragon is in the genus Pogona, why not "Pogo" and "Stick".

Now that's what I'm talkin' about! Very nice.

That cage is absolutley gorgeous. Excellent work! You've one very lucky cham.

Even with a laying bin, I have had them just push out eggs all over the cage floor. Others will lay in the bin as expected. If the eggs are unfertilized, than I dont think it matters if they just drop to the bottom as you will be discarding them anyway.