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What a beautiful moon tonight!!!!! I just took this picture!

Wow! I want that baby!!!

Thanks! I love my new camera. Irwin however doesn't enjoy being photographed at all!

Smuggle them inside tic tac containers! LOL

I love the buzz. Super cute. What I am really in the market for are R. acuminatus. Hint. Hint, anyone want to hit me up with some?

The last thing I would want is another cham when I have 81 fertile eggs! LOL. But yes, temperament. Super skiddish, fragile, and will drop dead (defense mechanism) when you pick them up. I handle them only when I need to inspect them every other month or so.

Chamcrazy, in this instance you may want to not rush out and buy him without thinking it through. I suggest you read up on enclosure articles found here: http://chameleonnews.com/?page=article&id=46 Awesome article by ROO on Husbandry http://chameleonnews.com/?page=article&id=63 Another...

Precious!!!! Makes me want to buy another baby!!

I highly recommend ProMist because the customer service is so damn good and the pumps, nozzle, lines, are just top notch! Here is the link: http://www.pro-products.com/

Hey Justin, I am using a Canon EOS 50D with the 16-35mm f/2.8L. I love the nice bokeh on this lens!

Hi all, testing out my new lens, so I thought I would post a pic!

I feel my adults every other month or so.

The point here is YES FICUS IS SAFE. Just watch out for milky sap, if you see it, clean it. Just be cautious of the milky sap that seeps if a branch is broken. The toxicity of the sap from Ficus Benjamina is documented in the "Handbook of Poisonous and Injurious Plants"...

The leaves are edible according to anapsid. But the sap can cause eye irritation. Take that information as you will.

Awesome pics! I personally have always had a soft spot for Mt. Meru's. Maybe one of these days I can convince my partner to yet again buy more chams! Arrrgg.

PJackson - makes sense. Not sure if there is actual scientific findings to support this or not. But needing warmth and food, giving birth in the morning when the babies can bask quickly and eat makes perfect sense.

The ficus can irritate eye if the sap gets on it, but the chance of this is small. Most cham's aren't abrasive enough to damage the plant to the point where sap seeps out and can cause harm. You are more likely to break branches and leaves yourself. That being said, yes a ficus is safe...

Hello, I think you should let it go and do it's own thing. Just because it was found doesn't mean there was anything wrong with it to begin with. Don't Veileds have a range into Syria? Being native to that environment you shouldn't have picked it up to begin with, and letting it go would be a...

I'm sure people can chime in and help but ultimately you need to build a relationship with a vet in your state because you have to at one point or another see one. Are you able to post pictures taken today or recently? How long has this "fasting" been going on? Could you describe "falling...

Additionally (these are herp vets - or recommended by herp owners) not specialists with chams by any means, but better than your run of the mill dog/cat vets. Jevon Clark Animal Hospital 2330 Amherst Butte (406) 494-4044 E. Jordan Moore Lane Vet Hospital 50 Moore Lane Billings 59101...