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I realized mine was not within the rules after I posted it but could not figure out how to replace it :(

she says she doesnt want something that has to eat mice :( she told me to get a little green grass snake lol but i just may have to break a few rules :rolleyes:

They really are worth the money, i think its less than $200 for one and like 300 if you want the ones that record 1080p. Its a great dash cam as well.

my thoughts as well... You are either A)Ignorant or B)Naive

yea....i dont think its good idea to make them fight.....ever

say whaaaa!? thats a legit piece of art to have especially if its a pic of your own cham.

if you know where they live go steal em ;)

congrats on the babies! they look great. I have wanted one of these for a looong time now, just never got the GF to agree :(

My female veiled was very aggressive when i first got her but since i started cup feeding her and making her eat while the cup was in my hand. Then i began to hand feed her. Then i moved the cup away a little bit and put my hand out so i could hold her in my hand while she ate from the cup. Its...

Thank you :)

Heres the video http://vimeo.com/41941196 when i first got her i thought i would never hold her with her attitude.....goes to show you what some patience will do. :D

Today I setup my camera before feeding time :D WOOT WOOT I am uploading the video right now.

Thanks :D I like the end of the vid where she changes colors in fast motion lol

Heres a video of my cham i made. I put my gopro in her cage and instead of being afraid of it when i went to edit the video i found out she was trying to eat it.....or push the off button haha let me know what you think http://vimeo.com/41896743

I would recommend not using substrate. If you post some pics of your setup and specific details im certain more experienced members will get you on track for success. After your 100% sure your setup correct for a cham you can happily purchase which ever one you want, maybe even a panther ;) This...

How do you tell if your odd? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QC_mIv-4Das yes, this is me on warped tour 2007 i think in idaho, who knows. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5DPZlH3rfk&list=UUztFaDWAFbswnbutZNAToHw&index=50&feature=plpp_video ghost riding with chiodos :p...

all i can think of is this video :p http://www.break.com/index/nerd-rage-2307830

Glad to hear she's gettin the attention she needs right now. Hope all goes well.

also what temp is her basking area during the day?

To give the Veiled Chameleon a natural day/night cycle, lights should be left on for 10-12 hours during the day and turned off at night. Lighting should never be left on overnight – constant light will cause the animal severe stress. that is quoted from this site--...