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haha hes got alot of spunk

this is a better option than a ceramic heater http://exo-terra.com/en/products/sun_glo_halogen.php

the 2.0 gives very small amounts of UVB and certainly not enough for a veiled chameleon get a 5.0 immedietly and bring some of those branches closer to the uvb bulb until then hold him outside to get some natural sunlight keep the 2.0, it is good for plants and provides full spectrum lighting

beautiful chams and pics

wow that looks awsome I wish I could have gone to the chameleon symposium and the show but my parents dont want to take me :(

fl chams has a great downloadable care sheet for pygmies ( brev. & temp. pymgmy care) personally, If I were to buy from LLLreptile I would call or email them and ask if they can send you the specific genders

awww..... he is cute

if he is endangered t would be against the law to keep him

wax worms are high in fat and usually low in good nutrition I would limit to a minimum on those...... ...... unless you gutload them

Is it this?? this is the bahaman anole they are everywhere in florida

tikitikireptiles have an orange veiled breeder

I am so sorry she was very beautiful

simply amazing

I am sorry for your loss at least payton and luna will live on through their offspring

cool, are you glad you didnt sell him?

this is a list of good breeders that I know of http://flchams.com/ http://www.chameleons101.com/ http://tikitikireptiles.com/ http://screameleons.com/ http://chameleonsonly.com/ http://www.chameleonsnorthwest.com/

pretty cool I saw your feeder chart too you might want to try wax moths, silkmoths, and hornworm moths too phelsuma seems like an expensive feeder dont it??

apples and some grapes are heavily pesticided so I would wash them well

poor girl the 2.0 will not produce the UVB she needs that is why I suggested letting her get sunlight as much as possible until you get the bulb

you need that 5.0 asap in the mean while try to let her get some sunlight (UVB doesnt pass through glass & glass enclosures are dangerous if left in the sunlight)