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Hi panta attack, I guess that depends on how much you like your white tree frog...I would keep the two separated.

Hello Sandylynn, You said, "How do I feed when cage and plants are always wet?" Wait until things dry out, then feed. You should allow the enclosure to dry between mistings to prevent bacteria growth. You said, "Is he old enough for 1/2 " crickets?" Shouldn't be a problem. I think...

Hi garfield1, In San Diego you should have a Lowe's or Home Depot. I had a similar mission a little while ago. Although I finally gave up on my Habba Mist and ended up making a mist system of my own...I am not sure how much pressure you will get out of the Habba. I did find these fog nozzles...

Indoor enclosure: staghorn fern, ficus, aralia, grape vine, maidenhair fern, auto mist, humidifier, drain to 5 gallon bucket. Outdoor enclosure: ficus, maidenhair fern, hibiscus.

take some pictures and post them.

Great photos and a smart looking cham! What camara do you use?

Wow, this is a fun one! I guess for Mr. Earthlyin ignorance is bliss...until you get schooled by those here who have superior knowledge and experience! Although I typically come to this forum to gather knowledge, I guess some are here to look like a dumb@$$ and provide entertainment for the rest...

I know there are tours available etc. and previous posts and pics from those of you who have been. For those curious in going in the near future I thought this would be a great place to get some personal experiences. What experiences have you had? Where did you stay? Did you go with a group...

staghorn fern, ficus, hibiscus, aralia, dried grape vine, grape leaved passion vine, maidenhair fern, insects, chameleon.

Any one know if this would be a safe vine for an enclosure. I have seen purple passion vine on safe lists and assume this one would be ok too. I have also read that some components from the flower can be toxic. Is this true? Passiflora vitifolia http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/1224/

Hi there, Here is a previous thread relating to panther sexing.https://www.chameleonforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=558&highlight=sexing+panther I hope this helps. With the feeding you could hang out and watch him eat the crickets to make sure they are all gone or put them into a feeding cup...

Nice ones Zerah! Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Yes, the thought of feeding these kamikaze bombers to my cham did cross my mind, but the fact that this one was bigger than my babys head deterred me.

Just like Will said, there are many variables. There are many pics out there showing growth patterns and various coloration. Here is a link to my gallery with pics of my 6-7 month ambiobe panther. It seems with every day his blues and greens are getting richer...

The other day I was outside sunning with my cham :) and heard a loud buzz. I looked up and saw a huge beetle heading for me. I grabbed my girlfriend for cover and sure enough it smacked her right in the head! I think it startled my cham more than me. Any bug experts able to identify? Thank you.

Thanks for the feedback Kristina. Hearing peoples experiences with these amazing creatures helps a lot! I am curious as a hobby.:D

Great stuff Will...Thanks!