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You might consider an ultasonic humidifier. You can get a decent one at walmart or riteaid for about $35. I know when the humidity dips into the low thirties her, my humidifier will have to work for 7 or 8 hours to get the humidity up into the 50's. That's in a closed room! One of the best...

If you have a camera, it would be great if you could post a pic. We rarely get to see the out of the ordinary species. Good luck with him. David

I think freakish is in the eye of the beholder!

Just thought I'd share a great pic of Bradypodion Pumilum

Does anyone know why they expanded the genus list?

NO, not mine. Justin's right, A-1reptiles. I couldn't find any info on hime or any other pics. Looks freakish though.

Look at the casque on this guy

If you look at the last picture in the set you'll see the water ripples left by it's tail. It looks like it was going at a fairly good clip.

It seems like instead of just being able to survive a fall and getting to shore, they actuall enjoy or at least don't mind at all taking to water. It just shows how much we still have to learn about these animals

be careful with the d3. I would give it no more than twice a month. Use calcium without d3 the rest of the time. As long as your temps don't get below 60 at night, your fine without the emmitter. I wish I could get my temps in the 60's at night. Good luck. david

Mantisplace.com sells the ooths for about four dollars each. I just recieved mine about a week ago. Very nice lady also, very helpfull and will answer your emails usually within minutes, even on weekends. Name is rebecca. I'm just releasing mine in the gardens and out lots. Good luck. David

My effort to sway opinion Pumilum Undescribed Bradypodion sp. locally called emarald dward cham. Bradypodion Thamnobates Bradypodion Transvaalense Bradypodion Ventrale Bradypodion Gutturale Bradypodion Damaranum Bradypodion occidentale Bradypodion pumilum

In case he has an infection or is about to get one, you might try using Teramycin ointment. I don't believe this can do any harm to him even if it's some other problem. You can get it at farm supply stores or in some pet shops. The only pet shop I've found it in is our locally owned pet store...

Glad to hear it, Keep us updated. David

That didn't work. Try again. http://sarca.adu.org.za/virtualmuseum3.php?userID=0&action=0

This is the main page. You can look up by Genus or species. David

Thought people might enjoy seeing some unusual chameleons. This website has hundreds and hundreds of every kind of African chameleon as well as any other reptile you can imagine. Hope this link works as it would be a real pain to type in. I'll post the main page seperately that you can look up...

Did the doc say if you caught it at an early stage? Good luck with him and keep us updated. David

I see the Bradypodian making some advances. I think if anyone takes the time to look up pictures of thamnobates, damaranum, pumilum, thamnobates or occidentalis, it would quickly rise to No. 2 at least. These are stunning chams. If I could only convince everyone else! Ha