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i agree we dont want the wrong kind of people getting chams and after 2 month getting bored when they realise they have to feed them and clean the cage, they take more looking after than a dog or moggy and then letting them go in a a park i can see the headlines now..........."england over ran...

he was kept in the smaller one for a while but it is 3 foot high.

this is my panthers new home

if the lights go out at 8pm the last spray should be 2 hours before that so the viv is dry for sleeping in

i think you should go back and read your original post IT DOESNT MAKE SENSE

rfuk site always worth a go

you guys are so lucky to have chams on your doorstep, the only things we see in the trees are leaves and plastic bags

i would stop feeding mealworms as they have hard skin and cause impaction the temps should be in the low 80`s with no heat at night unless its less than 50 in the room (chams can still see red light and it will keep her awake at night) keep her away from sunlight through the window as this can...

that got you all wondering :) ive watched hundreds of wildlife programmes and most of the animals shown have been eaten by something (with the exception of tigers and lions) but have never watched a chameleon being attacked by another animal, i was wondering what would be a natural predator...

the white on his nose is calcium overload but it will get rid of it, maybe you are putting too much dust on your crickets try not to turn them into ghosts, you are making progress but i would read everything you can get your hands on and listen to the good advice you have been given. i have...

it will be hard to tell if hes slept but they will try to hide underneath a branch, it would be a good idea to get a timer so the lights go off at a certain time each day, chams get into a routine and dont like change

i dont mean to be a party pooper but........a lot of the older members take the piss out of the new members questions or dismiss them entirely. its like every forum ive ever been on from reptiles to sports if you havent been a member for 20 years and have ten thousand posts nobody will give...

do you guys get them in your country (might be a silly question)

waxworms should only be given as a treat, they are very fatty

colours dont matter to my veiled she hates me most of the time :mad:

:o sorry the picture is very dark (thats my excuse) i have a 3 month old ambilobe and his poos are enormous for his size

judging by your avatar you have a yemen, dont worry about the drinking yemens seem to be sneeky, ive only witnessed my girl drinking once in 7 month but i know she is fine :D

that looks fine to me (you have just spoilt my dinner) :)

my 10 month old has started doing that around 2 weeks ago and is still doing it, she starts at one end of the viv and does the same route everyday then sits at the front scratching at the glass trying to get out. she has changed from bright green to her adult colours in the past few weeks so...

same price in home base at the moment :)