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First off, you can feed her worms, just do so in moderation. Treat it as a snack every now and then... because if you over-do it, it can cause impaction. Not too sure about how to get her interested though. Secondly I am pretty sure darker colours are an indicator of stress. IMHO her being...

Thanks! Good to know I'm doing something right :p And no, the last two were a little more recent.

Glad you've decided to pick up a kinyongia. You won't be dissapointed... well, at least I wasn't :)

Lol........

Nice chams! And congrats on the new addition!

Thanks man! I think its because he likes coming out of his 'house'. He never seems to mind handling what so ever. (although I try not to do it too often) It also probably has to do with me not being in his enclosure with a camera Who knows? :P Seeco, would you say hes been puttin'...

Ace, I feel your pain. lol

2x2x3 would be optimal ( I have him in something a little smaller but I'm picking a new tank up very soon) and haze is about 11-12cm from head to vent. (He's almost fully grown btw) Edit: thought I'd add he's in a 2x2x2.5 foot enclosure right now

Yea, they are pretty cute. I say go for it, Haze is an awesome pet!

DAMN! He's gorgeous! And he has the same name as my cham:)

Just thought I'd do an update on haze, my kinyongia multituberculata. I'd say he's at a better weight now. Anyways, Enjoy!:) http://img17.imageshack.us/i/2010790.jpg/ http://img217.imageshack.us/i/2010791.jpg/ http://img704.imageshack.us/i/2010793.jpg/...

If I was in your position, I'd get #2. She just seems more unique then her sisters. Edit: her mom is gorgeous by the way!

Awesome hybridized panthers everyone, keep the pics comin'!

No problem, my cham has a had a spill or two and he's completely fine. Glad I could help!

I think he probably just fell. From what I've read, chams are built to withstand falls. So, if your cham looks ok and and is acting normal, then I wouldn't worry about it.

"I have seen my 'friendly' panther walk on my hand in an attempt to get past it to a different spot. When I moved my hand he freaked out." is what pssh said. I was using that as an indirect answer to my "Maybe he thinks I'm just an object in his enclosure (like a branch or something)." statement.

Ah, thanks for clarifying. I'll lower my 'offerings' to once a week. I really appreciate your response!

Well, since everybody is done posting pics, I might aswell join the discussion... So Chris, are you (basically) saying that these crosses can theoretically happen in nature, but they will eventually just be drown out by future 'genetic exchanges'?

He's never even tried to bite me. Not even once. And don't worry. Haze won't be meeting my dog ever, lol. Thanks for the advice!

What makes you say "the stressed chameleon"? Wouldn't pulling the entire plant out stress him out more then seeing if he willingly climbs onto my hand? I mean I'm not putting my hand under him like you would when 'picking him up', hes willingly climbing onto me... This is just my thoughts...