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even worse imo

so what does its stand look like

that is awesome!

housing together is generally ok to some extent given a large cage and good care, but why put a stress factor in your chams life, its bad enough he has to watch every move u make, let alone another cham or another lizard also subtle social roles will develop and you'll get a dominant and a...

i think we need more leadership because i am a follower

mike vick is a sob story, no one has ever blown it like he blew it. he was one of the top 10 paid athletes in the nfl, and now he owes millions in legal fees, he lost his homes, all his cars, for NOTHING and on top of that he is a SNITCH on that note GO BUCCANEERS

bumpity bump bump

oooo oooo today when i was playing with the chams outside(and a few days ago too) i caught a glimpse of bright green movement in the bushes i have been seeing a lot of green anoles around lately since i have been working on the landscaping and irrigation around my home and i found...

she is from FL chams, she is CB, she is pretty well tempered for a female, a little fiesty but chills out. Her name is Fox I purchased her and a bunch of others with the intention of starting a breeding colony, and to be quite honest life has thrown me a bit curve ball and my attention is...

i bred them today, unfortunetly i don't think they finished because i had to seperate them after 30 minutes because she looked dead, mouth open eyes closed, so i seperated them and she looks fine so i'm going to re evaluate things come later today and maybe just give her a break, i'd rather wait...

five lined skinks and others i believe in several colors

the waiting begins in the sense that i must wait for her to make a nice recovery to breed her. perhaps I could have bred her right before she turned gravid with the infertile clutch, but i was under the impression that she was too young and did not really see it coming. you experience and you...

she laid 21 eggs and is eating and drinking great, thanks everyone

a lot of full grown chameleons in captivity may not recognize an anole as prey immediately unless it is a subadult anole, and those aren't exactly easy to come by, this time of year however is when they hatch and i have been seeing tons of baby anoles, geckos, and skinks in the wild aka my garden

juli even if we pooled together would we get a better price? i don't think we would

I know we order from them in numbers and i"d like to know which members do? I think we are paying a little bit too much for 3000 crickets shipped, and I think that they are sometimes skimping us a little bit or at least not hooking it up. I'd like to brainstorm some sort of group discount...

please visit the feedback and suggestions subforum and make some suggestions on building an faq, if everyone submits one good question or idea, we will have it done in no time at all instead of continuing to procrastinate and watching our forum and its chameleons suffer from inexperience.

it looks like your lack of airflow may also be playing a part, if his cage his staying too wet, it can certainly cause some foot infections

you are either arboreal or not, your first post you said they'd stay on the ground, now you are saying they are arboreal, but maybe they just stay like on the bottom branches or something, no they climb walls, trees, can climb upside down, they are arboreal. any lizard in a cham cage is going...

for such a short drive i would honestly just take the cham put it in a brown lunch bag, and put that bag inside of a a small box and put that box on my passenger seat so i can make sure its not moving around chams will be stressed if they can see out of the container, if they can't, they will...