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actually it has hitten 100+ this past week in some places plus the humidity

they are actually very hardy I think it is a good deal I would search some care info quickly though cause that offer looks like it is going to go fast since you posted it on here:D

I really believe so I heard a story of two katydids owned by a person one was a male and the other was a female they mated and were always next to each other eventually the male died the female apparently felt sad and lonely and started going down hill fast she laid her eggs and dragged her...

this is a locust

thats a cicada not a locust I suggest you feed him off soon cause they are the really loud bugs you hear outside

ficus alli are a good choice

that is a sambava you can tell by the typical sambava U bar sambava's take a really long time to color up

money tree (Pachira aquatica) in non-toxic there is another money tree that is severly toxic to human and pets (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) it releases toxic gases that are harmful to both humans and pets STAY AWAY from this money tree

they are gorgeous thank you for sharing

thank you for sharing that one panther looked like an Anarkamy but I am by means no expert and I have no idea how close Ambanja and Anarkamy is

that is strange great news though

you should think about getting a misting system so you dont have to constantly mist to give the chameleon water and to keep up its humidity mist king is one of the best http://www.mistking.com/Starter-Misting-System.html

AHH!! caught you red handed:D:p

by the way if at all possible try making a free-range for your cham so it can get time out of the cage Chams tend to be nicer when they are out of their cage but great care must be taken so that they dont run away or get into trouble

haha man, a trans is a veiled it is like a morph here is a pic of a trans (notice the patches of white) http://www.flchams.com/inventory/GatorTransVeiled.jpg here is a pic of a non-trans veiled (not all veields have the same colors though) http://www.flchams.com/inventory/Lucifer%20Veiled.jpg

UV doesnt pass through glass just to let you know

transeluctant is a genetic mutation that makes the chameleon lose pigment in certain areas correct me if I am wrong I personally dont like it and are more expensive

most likely trying to hand feed, right?? some people are too afraid to touch the feeders with their hands when trying to hand feed I guess it should be called tong feed

I suggest getting a cham from a reputable breeder like chameleon nation just to be safe do you know of a vet around your area??

their bite can TEAR UP your skin if the chameleon wanted to they will usually just nip you as a warning but there might be the day he/she just isnt in a good mood how old are your daughters??