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I had a juvenile Cham that actually chewed on his branches and choked and died on a piece of bark that was lodge in his throat. :/ I'd like to try and get all the bark off if possible..

I'll give that a whirl! I've just been trying to peel it off with a paint scraper... I've broken several good branches with that method!

Does anyone have any suggestions on way to effectively remove bark from branches? I am about to buy a juvenile panther and I know that they are notorious for chewing on branches. I had an bad experience with bark that ended in a very poor outcome and would like to put all safe guards up to...

Does anyone know when this will be back in stock?

Wow they are significantly larger! Looks like they are all making it too. How long do they generally have to incubate?

Nice shot!

I bet he enjoyed it! I felt like mine liked the car because it's warm and sunny.

When I introduced dubias to my chams it took them a couple weeks to really start eating them. I would always out a few crickets and a few Dubia..

Welcome! Can't wait to see pictures of your Cham and habitat!

Thanks for the warm welcome guys! I'm super excited to start looking for my new baby!

Beautiful! I'm so happy to see this post because I recently saw a dogwood and thought it would be so pretty in a chameleon cage but wasn't sure it was ok for them!

Hey is absolutely stunning! I'm glad to see that someone else takes their chameleons in their car! I used to take mine to check the mail with me and he would just chill on the steering wheel!

Hey everyone! My name is Codi. I haven't been on here in a couple of years but I am back again! The following is a little about myself I previously owned a male veiled, several ambilobe males and I hatched a clutch of babies. I tragically lost my last ambilobe Pluto in a choking accident...

WOW very pretty female!:D

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE debark the stick as already stated. I had a baby panther that did this quiet often and I always just disregarded it. Well one day he actually got a tiny piece of bark and inhaled it and it blocked his wind tube and he suffocated to death in my hands. There is a post floating...

I agree with jrh...Sorry I forgot the rest of your name!

Slight dehydration... My first chameleon always seemed to have a little bit of orabge in his urate just like that though. I know he was fully hydarted and Ill I fed him where supers crickets and flies....

:eek:I would be carerful. I had a panther that ate an adult anole. Their tounges can hold alot more weight than you would think and they chomp down hard enough to crush bone....:confused: Also considering the crested is a pet you dont wnat it getting hurt and you also dont want your chameleon...

LOL Yes in "Parson"!! HAHA the white spot is pretty crazy. The one at the zoo was rather lively too I dont think he liked the people staring at him because to me he seemed to be wandering around trying to find a place to hide.

So I recently went tyo check out the new Mola exhibit at the Fort Worth Zoo. I planned to go the day it opened but I had my baby and wasnt able to:rolleyes: Anywhos they have added a male Pasonii to the collections! He is BEAUTIFUL!! I snapped a couple pictures with my phone so they aren't...