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my 9 month old female yemen is showing markings i have never seen before and being very aggressive towards me, i was wondering if she is old enough to lay eggs. i have a bucket and play sand at the ready should i put it in now

only if the stems are broken that the white goo appears, she normally bites the small young leafs

who did you buy it off ??

all we catch in the uk is a cold:(

looks just like my 3 month old, very cute guy

put the fig in the shower and give it a good soaking and leave it for a couple of days to dry a bit or you will soak your viv floor, dont worry about the eating she will be settling in at the moment, waxworms should only be given once a week as a treat if at all.

my veiled has just turned 9 month and turned into a monster, i got her out to clean the viv on saturday and put her on the curtains as usual for half an hour, when i tried to get her back in she puffed up hissed and went to bite my finger. she normally hisses at the wife when she mists her when...

my veiled takes lumps out of her weeping fig and devoured a hibiscus in 3 days, i give her banana, strawberry, carrott and a few greens every so often

hi shima if its as cold in cumbria as it is in yorkshire dont take her outside, it might feel warm to us at 12 degrees in winter but not to a cham. a normal 60 watt house bulb from b@q will be fine, misting twice a day is fine too. weeping fig, schefflera and umbrella plants are fine the...

thanks for the info, thats what i was trying to find out

a family member has just moved to the area and are loving it, ive told her to keep a look out for chams but i dont know if she will see any in the trees ive been invited to come next summer, it will be last week in july and first week in august (hope its not too hot) :cool:

hes an ambilobe and 3 month old, his name might seem strange but i got it from a film i watched last week (anyone guess) the guy i bought him of didnt have any basking light on them (around 8 in a fish tank) not kept in perfect conditions but all looked healthy, he was my second choice due to...

the viv should not be in direct sunlight or near a radiator, the extra heat can from the sun will overheat the viv. i`m coming to cambridge soon, looks like weve drawn you in the f.a. cup

welcome, as said veileds are the best starter chams as i did but have just bought a panther yesterday where you from mate

my new 3 month old male panther, sorry about the picture my camera is pants

just found out its hedera helix, is this a safe ivy as i cant find any info on it thanks in advance ppl

i picked this up today and was wondering if it is a pothos as it didnt have any i.d on it and couldnt find anybody with brains to tell me

do male chams do bigger poos than females :o like i said daft question

i got it from a guy who bought it just to have a chameleon, he didnt know anything about them and the viv was full of shed and poo. ive put her back up for sale already (i had my heart set on a male) ive already got a female yemen. she is very pretty, i`m selling her for what i paid £100.

he or she is hiding at the moment, this is the picture i was sent before buying