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In this species, males have tarsal spurs on their back feet..on the back of the foot where he heel is…females don’t… https://www.adcham.com/html/husbandry/glossary/tarsalspur.html It’s important to know because females can produce eggs without mating…infertile of course…and without proper...

Not sure what that is but collard greens don’t have bumpy leaves…they’re almost flat… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collard_(plant)

“Selective pressures such as predation, resource availability and disease influence all animals. To counterbalance the often-conflicting demands coping with such pressures imposes, many species possess morphological, physiological and behavioral specializations that increase survival in their...

@BleuSaphir …You might want to read these threads… https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/pablos-strange-pooping-habit.36668/#post-339779 I had one quadricornus chameleon that would always poop as soon as I cleaned the cage. I’m sure he was re-marking his territory. I don’t know if it was in...

Most roaches are illegal in Canada. Where do you live (province?) in Canada? Do you know if Grant Crossman is involved with the Reptile Expo you say is coming up? You might be interested in reading this thread… https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/legal-roaches-in-canada.168441/

Nice going @Sonny13 ! She’s a cute! She’s lucky to be with you! She should have quite a few more birthdays under your care! Happy birthday Bella! 🐛🦗🐝🪰

“We found three origins of viviparity in Chamaeleonidae, with each origin of live birth in closed‐canopy forests.”… https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335709411_Evolutionary_origins_of_viviparity_in_Chamaeleonidae

Maybe you could write a book and sell the book? Just be sure the information you’re providing is accurate and going to help chameleons and their keepers and not plagiarized information.

Many years ago, I had a little Fischer’s multi that used to regularly jump off the curtain rod that was almost at the ceiling. (He could have climbed down the curtain.) He never damaged himself doing that …but one day took a 5 or 6 inch leap in his cage and his face hit a branch…that caused him...

I was glad to see that there is quite a bit about d Erie e sis in it too. They are one of my favourite species!

“Trioceros deremensis, we found a strong female sex-bias in adults only, and that adult females were larger than adult males.”… “Further investigation into the potential reasons for the size and sex-ratios of T. deremensis is also needed”…...

I doubt there is anything you can do about what he has already swallowed except keep an eye on him and the poop and pray. If he shows any decline,get him to a good chameleon vet asap. You said…”Was it too much calcium?”…it’s hard to overdo calcium unless you are really really dusting the...

Cute comments the chameleons are making! Nice setup too.

Interesting approach to getting it to eat what it doesn’t like…

Get that substrate out of there right away. Any chunks that are wood or “solid” are not going to pass through his digestive system….sorry if I sound harsh…but if he gets impacted there’s not much that can be done to fix it as a rule…so your chameleon will almost certainly die a painful death...

Happy birthday @Brad ! Hope you have a sunny, bright, happy day…filled with chameleons and whatever other things you love! 🎂🎁🎉🎈

You said..”When I feed him super worms or crickets sometimes he gets some of his soil or mulch in his mouth too stuck on his tongue and eats it,”…this is a problem…he could quickly become impacted and die. You need to get rid of the mulch and get a proper substrate set up. A bare floor in the...

@carlton…exactly where I was heading with my question.

Have you seen her chewing on her tail before it looked crusty/damaged?

“Nano-chameleons are so tiny they can fit on your fingernail, but their discovery is anything but small”… https://www.cbc.ca/kidsnews/post/watch-this-tiny-chameleon-may-be-the-worlds-smallest-reptile “It is possible B. nofy has only survived because the forest patch where it is found is part of...