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he looks like the younger nicer one am i right. of course the color is diffrent he is puting on his best threads for the females

looks like a kangoro rat

i have know idea evrey couple of sheds he swittces witch one he wants to be i think hes going to be red. he hasent really fired up yet so i cant tell but when he is a little miffed at me his throght and stomach are very red also he has floresent green bars so i have no idea. he was really blue...

lol that would be cool i just moved in here so kind of dissorganized still but i will send you a pm

that might have been the quickest replie in history.and i frogot to ask so partially my fault

srry i was just guessing i was close sort of:cool:

i am guessing 2.5 years old she is so funny to watch she gets ahold of her therm/hygrom and puts a death grip on them as to tell me mine.

i just got my first montane chameleon last night. she is a female jacksonii xantholophus she has some red on her and a little horn i have decided to name her sweet pea i know its not origional but she fits the discription perfectly. she has allredy gone to the bathroom in her new cage and when i...

well i bet shes happy to get those baybs out of her

shes a good looking girl

useing pressure treated lumber is also a option chameleon magazine has a article on it http://www.chameleonnews.com/diycage.html

i just put some clear coat on mine and let the wood show through make shure you let it air out very well be fore you use it either way

i second that

yeah it been really hot lattley thats why i think a ac is a must here

i dont plan on getting tomany chams i was just wondering how people do it without contamination between quaritiners

have any pics of the adults

there so cool i hope you can raise them up to be big and strong. what subspecies are they

how do people with large numbers of chameleons quarintine there new arrivales if there are more than 2-3.

silk worms are a good choice but be carfull not to over feed them they will regurgitate them. if he isint into crickets try roaches they are a much better stapple than silkworm inmo silkworms are real easy to over feed and they can make your cham quite fat.

there should be a large range of branches for him to grip and exercise his feet on i have seen my panther scale a 2/4 without any help so i wouldent worry about it.