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Sorry for your loss.

I voted Panther... I heard Veileds can be very agressive! By the way... What about Pygmies?!?!? You forgot them... :)

A little update... It's been almost a week since I detected her problem and today finally some good news... She has been technically "blind" since monday, always in a shade of very pale green, eyes closed and very lethargic... yesterday she moved around a little more than usual and my...

Thanks for the link! I think they ship to Europe (although it will cost me extra!). About that EpiWeb, does it sound nice for a background in the enclosure instead of the traditional foam...? thx.

Can I use this Epiwev mixed in the substrate? What's your opinion? http://www.epiweb.se/material.htm Thanks!

The thing is that it's a pygmy enclosure, so it's smaller than most enclosures and with all the plants, and substrat and vines (and my complete lack of talent:rolleyes:)), I find myself poking around the cage, affraid of disturbing the chams, and without getting many crickets. So, I basically...

My problem is, most of the feeder crics are not imediately eaten and roam around the enclosure. In a day or so, the survivors are already clear of calcium dust. Maybe if I could put the calcium in a piece of carrot in the enclosure, when they eat it at night, they would keep the calcium longer...

Hi! Can I dust cricket's food (let's say carrots) with calcium? Won't that get in its organisms and to the cham? thanks.

Hi all! I was trying to make a list of chameleons's species that can live in group and so far Rhampholeon brevicaudatus, Chamaeleo (Trioceros) rudis and Bradypodion thamnobates are some of those species. Any help with others? Thanks!

BTW, can they interbreed?

Portugal... Are you sure you got that name right? Even in Google that doesn't show anything resembling what you said...

Can I mix them with the already existing rocks at the bottom?

Ok.. this is where my setup fails... I don't have Hydroton peebles cause I never found them in my country.:( Looks like my only option is sucking the water out ( like some do with aquariums)... Damn!:mad: Anyone had this problem and found a better solution?? Thanks!

Drugs and chameleons are a dangerous mix, man... :D

Not flooded...yet! I have a layer of peebles in the bottom to protect the plant's roots and a upper layer of humus (don't know the name in english) with bark... The problem is that with every misting the water level raises a bit and in a few days will reach the top. Since most pygmy...

No technique...?

that sure put a smile on my face...:D

yep. Just any pharmacy... but in the states I think you can buy the actual Terramycil online.

Pharmacy. Here it's called Terricil and it's standard medicine in reptiles and other animals (including humans) when it comes to mild eye problems.

Hi. How do I remove water deposit from a pygmy enclosure with substrate? Any owner-friendly technique? I was trying to avoid the "remove chameleons for 2 days and let it dry" technique... Thanks!