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what locale is he? looks like a mix between ambilobe and nosy be? i suck at guessing though, :p just curious.

awesome cham!! :)

whats makes him a diamond ambanja?? just curious, never heard that term before... good move with the exo terra.

cant you make the same stuff from Jell-O ??

if you smell ammonia coming from the base of the plant its most likely root rot as Ryan said.

Hey Kevin, I actually just covered them with some rocks the other day :) but thanks alot for the lookout! ;)

wow, i missed that one! should have known better than reading from a pet store care sheet :o Thanks!

you could also use a towel or some rocks to place over the soil. I tried repotting once.. apparently i suck at it.

yea, bearded dragons carry it alot of the time, but just like Spork said, just keep it clean. Also I have read that there has never been a recorded medical case of salmonella in humans due to reptiles.

Thanks guys! yea hes doing perfectly fine, eating pooping and drinking, moved him into a bigger enclosure this past weekend. Finally tried a schefflera for the first time with this guy, i loved it so much i went and bought two more, there awesome for holding water droplets and placing food items...

Hes looking good! thats quite a jungle you got there. :D

sweet looking ambanja!

Thanks everyone! he is a pretty friendly fellow :) today he had his first waxworms, surprisingly, he devoured them, heh.

took a while to get some pics of the little guy, but this is a 4 month old ambanja i got from the kammers Amandil at the Anaheim show, the first day i got him he was white and tan with red bars, looks like he is going to be blue and blue throughout now!! :D without flash with flash

i had about 50 of them running around in my living room , all a different weirdo species, one had a casque that looked like the top of a cocktails feathers and another one had fur on it with the colors of an ambilobe, another had the nose of a hog or flyriver turtle.. its was a sweet dream :)

your females a beauty :)

yea, you can find lots of threads letting you know how easy it is to breed and keep dubias, there poor climbers, they can only glide short distances, and breed and mate on their own, just keep it dark and warm for them. 80-90 degrees.

wooaaa, he look pretty huge! I guess he would be considered a happy accident. :)

ha, thats a cone head!

kammers :)