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My friends, I'm dreaming for an iguana to join my collection for several months. My previous phelsuma supplier is offering me following spiny tailed iguana. Since this is a baby, I would like to ask if anybody can help me identify it's actual scientific name and sub-species...

Conclusion Dear Friends, Now confirmed, that was an old stock of the supplier. By the first week of March 2009, he will bring me some new one to choose from. And thanks for identifying as Phelsuma Serraticauda. I'll update with some actual pictures once I owned them later.

Their skin looks delicate..... Can they be touched? The scales will loose down if touched?

I'm checking for mor pix from him but he's offline now. I checked P. Laticauda on the net, it seems that the tail is of different color. Is this same? Regarding the back right leg, still checking with that guy, hope this is a sample picture only.

Actually, I want to buy this from a supplier and this is the only picture he can give me, and it is currently 11cm.

Please my friends, Help me identify the scientific name of the following day gecko. Thanks alot.

Any one please. Did any one knows or have information to it's care?

Oh my........... Yes it's a Chamaeleolis barbatus. The pet shop was asking it for 1200 Hong Kong Dollars for small ones and 1500 Hong Kong Dollars for big ones. Since the big boss is not there, I didn't asked the other guy for it's particular care and right now I'm having problem in...

Dear Friends, I need help, just now, I went to a local reptile shop and I found some CB strange lizard, the boss told me from a japanese book that it's scientific name is Chameleo Barbatus. I cannot find any information on the web in this regard. It's features are a body of an anole...

Sorry my friend, I'm not sure I'll update many pictures in the future to help id it's locality.

I mean my male. Sorry for confusing as I haven't clearly mentioned.

By the way............... I would like to know if those pointy back spines of chameleons are weared off or not in order, will they grow back to normal pointy spines?

Wow... That's great Todnedo, then I'll continue to update some more pictures in the future till it's fully acceptance to breeding.

Thanks ponders...! I'll continue my great care to all my chameleons.

Hi Chris, The first time I posted she's 4 months and now should be around 6 months.

Hi friends, Further to my following link: https://www.chameleonforums.com/panther-male-female-17657/ Yesterday I put a male inside the cage and took some pictures of the previous Panther in above link, and they are as follows...

Hi Nick, Thanks for your reply. Forgot to mention, I have several horizontal sticks running on top of the bowls, so when a chameleon passes by, they can still grab horizontally for the catch. If they do really don't eat after 2 more days, then I'll consider just to let the crickets run...

Hi again Julirs, those are very adorable and beautiful chams from your collection. Actually, I do notice some ribs from the side when they are pretending to be dead leafs. I bought this pair during last Saturday, then in Sunday, the female laid 7 eggs inside those repti bark, she's more thin...

Noted your comments Julirs. Are they actually thin? Because I feel very bad if my pets are too slim. Is it better to be as they are or do something to make them fatter.

I remove cricket legs so that they remain in the small plastic container and when they happen to die, then I can see them die in the container and remove immediately. Also, I do like to monitor how much cricket they actually eat. This will also I think prevent night time munching to my chameleons.