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Hello there! I have a ficus benjamina in my cameleon's cages. It is great, and it grew to the front (towards the plant light) and to the sides. It does take a while for it to grow, but it depends on the light and how you take care of it (watering, trimming, etc.) see the picture I attached of...

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HI THERE! You have come to the right place. In order to help you better, we would need you to fill out the following information. Then we can make sure everything else is not a factor in your chameleon's change of behavior. Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your...

Right now I only have a pair of Ambilobe panther chameleons. My male's name: Sir Lancelot I got him from Dez (Chamalot chameleons). He is from Bonsai and Isabella's lineage. My female's name (just turned one year old): Cammie

Hello there! So we can better assist you with your problem, please provide the following information: Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are...

That's what i was thinking. Then, release some retilian pheromones in the room, put some music on and enjoy the show! hahahaha;)

I completely agree with Texas Panther Man. I live in a city that uses all kinds of chemicals on their garden plants. So I would not risk feeding my chams anything found around here. If I went to the country, well, that is a different story. :)

Wow!:D You are definitely lucky! Good luck with all those eggs. Please share they news when they hatch.

SIZE DOES MATTER! Also, the grasshopper could have been exposed to pesticides (if it is wild). I would be careful to give my chameleon insects I do not know where they've been and what they have been eating.

Yep! That big boy looks healthy. Nice colors too. How is his appetite?

Hello there! live plants are great in the cage. I personally like the ficus tree. you can find small ones that will fit in your cage for around $15-19 at Homedepot. Save your receipt just in case. They will replace your tree if it dies within a year. I usually take the tree out once it doesn't...

Hello there! Welcome to the wonderful world of chameleon keeping. There are a number of things you should have ready by now. And you should also know that chameleons are not the best choice for you if you want it to be a "play, partner, or very interactive" pet (generaly speaking). That being...

Just an update, i'm still looking to buy a pair of jackson's in the san diego area but i'm willing to drive to neighboring counties to get juviniles (male and non-related female). Please pm me or text me with any information or offers. Thanks!

I'm really sorry for your loss!

Hello there! I'm looking for a pair (male and female) of babies or sub-adults Jackson's chameleons in the San Diego, California area. if i can't find both in one place, I would at least like to get the male. thank you in advance for your help! Message me with info or offer at (619) 213-3560.

That is awesome!!! ...have you thought about the material you'll be using for the walls? ....do you have a budget limit? ...the top has to be made of material that will not block uv light. Most glass tops actually block the uv rays, so make sure the glass/ acrylic etc you choose allows uv rays...

I would suggest for you to buy him the 24x24x48 cage instead of the 24x24x36. The cost for the larger one is normaly around $119. But i just found a reptibreeze Xtra large (24x24x48) for $99 with free shipping on EBAY. :D

Try switching your misting times. Instead of 10 seconds every hour, try 2-3 mins every 2 or 3 hours.

females of that species are sensitive to temp and feeding load to get ready for breading (or simply produce infertile eggs).

I think she should eat a few more than 5 per day. Its is usually older chams that would be fine with eating every other day. --Is she carrying infertile eggs?