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Sulley - He's a total badass!

Stunning Cham! The color contrasts especially the whites and yellows, absolutely beautiful!

I saw the teaser to this last weekend and it was the most confusing trailer I've ever seen. It made no sense at all. Looks interesting, I will probably have to check it out.

Oh OK THANKS! I was freaking out over here. I really appreciate it. I've never seen it happen before and I still have a lot of learning to do.

here are pics from right after his prolapse

Chameleon Info: •Your Chameleon – Male Nosy Be about 8 months old •Handling – I don’t usually handle him but usually once a month. Lately, he’s been trying to get out of his cage more so it’s been once a day for the last 4 days or so. •Feeding – I usually feed him 10-12 small-medium sized...

Very cool, Congrats! Two wild chams and she said yes to the proposal..sounds like one hell of a good day!

Joseph Pulaski...."YOU'RE MY BOY BLUE!!!"

This weekend, I went into the Pet(could be Co or Smart, I don't really remember ;) ) and I usually stop by their reptile selection while I am waiting for my crickets. This time I saw two veiled chameleons, one of which couldnt have been older than 3-4 weeks (no bigger than 2 inches from head to...

He does't usually get any natural sunlight in the morning and he usually sleeps until the timers wake him up. I try to give him natural sunlight once a day but that's when I put his cage outside in the early afternoon. I cut his lights at 9pm to see how he would handle it, he walked around for...

My cham Sulley is a porker and will eat all day if you let him. He is up to eating 10-12 small-medium sized crickets a day and is actually starting to look fat. He's about 6 months old and I have read that you can overfeed, and should start to control their intake better around that age. Any...

Beautiful Cham, how big is that cage?

I have always used thin zip ties and trimmed the excess. They hide well within the foliage, anyone see any problems with this? Hasn't been a problem for me.

I usually walk aout my back door, cut some branches, scrape off any "loose articles" and stick it right in the cage. I have never had any problems. Just my experience...

Definitely going for Sambava Panther! I Love to watch them fire up those beautiful yellows, oranges and Reds! After that it will either be an ambilobe or veiled.