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Welcome to the forum and enjoy the learning process or raising chameleons. Prepare to become very addicted to these beautiful creatures.

Welcome to the forum and prepare to become addicted to chams, they are so awesome.

I have 3 LLL cages and no issues with any. I will still buy cages from them as I feel they are good value for the price. I ordered all black and received all black, guess I was lucky. I would definitley contact them, they have great customer service.

Un-frickin' believable shots. These photos make me fall in love with the chameleon all over again. They are absolutley stunning. You have an exceptional eye for composition. Nice work!

I,ve got 2 female Nosy Be's and they look exactly like yours, I would definitley say...Female.

I agree, a great job on the article and Dr. Gonzo looks great. Great work guys!

I am from Ontario, Canada.

Nothin' better than a bucket full of baby chams. It is remarkable how much these little guys actually poop in a weeks time. Have fun cleaning the bins. It will be my turn again very soon...can't wait.

That is one beautiful enclosure. Nice job and I really like the drainage setup.

What a great looking little guy. He's already starting to show some nice colours.

Makes me excited to be a Canadian Chameleon keeper, congrats.

This is one great success story, well done!

wow, that cham is fantastic. I've never even heard of this species but it is very cool. Love to get a hold of one someday.

Hey Vegas, I guess there's lots of worse things to be addicted too in Vegas, chams would be the least of your worries! ha ha ha...Vegas Baby!

Well gang, I think I need to check myself into a cham rehab as this chamaleon keeping is one very addictive hobby. Tonight I just picked up my 7th cham. That's right I said seven. This makes 3 veilds, 3 nosy be's and 1 ambanja. All I can say is, what an addicting and satisfying hobby this has...

wow, what a great looking cham, nice coloring!

A baby cham does not require a basking light until it's around 2 to 3 months of age. If it is only 6 weeks or so old, a linear uvb bulb is all that should be required. At this young age they have a hard time regulating their boby temp. When they get to be between 2 to 3 months of age the basking...

LOL, what a great pic. He looks like the family that just pee'd on the rug.

Be patient, I have seen them take as 17 days from the first baby to the last baby, try to hang in there.

That's one serious looking tank.