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Hibiscus is safe. My guys love em.

I love it! "Sunset" Ambi's! They do have a different color style than most of Brian's chams.

I am pretty sure I have a littler mate to this clutch. My guy looks very similar. Brian has some amazing lines! :cool:

Really Nice! Is that snow I see outside?!?! Gotta Love this Ohio weather :D

Very Nice! Definitely has stunner potential.

Awesome News!!!! Now the long wait for the hatch! Good Luck!:D

Nice looking cham! Good luck!

Welcome to the forum, and don't forget to ask questions! If there is something you want to know just search it or ask. Its saved me many times.:D

Braided Hibiscus is what I meant! To many plants in my head, LOL

Looks Good Max! I would recommend a braided ficus for the hole in the cage;). Mine does excellent indoors and if I water it regularly it blooms all year long. Even the wife doesn't complain LOL:D

Definitely Brian. I have a few ideas but I would like to get some feed back on what works.:) Thanks Max!:D Me too. I will post progress pics when I start.

Im getting ready to finish my basement and I got the ok from the wife to build a nice enclosure for my cham. It will be about 96"W x 84"H x 30" deep. Complete with misters,live plants, and vines. I'm pumped! I designed it in solid works. Check it out and let me know.:D

That is great! I just hand mist but I will soon be switching to a mist king as soon as I can get my new enclosure finished. My cham doesn't seem to like the mist but I'm hopping he comes around :D.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/receptive-female-chameleons-educational-video-62869/ Check this sticky!

Make sure the worms aren't too big. If they are the bigger ones I always hand feed because they have a wicked good grip and the chameleon can have tongue issues after trying to get them off a branch. Hand feed or put them in a plastic cup. JMO:D