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Pretty soon you will have more than you can count! I find that my dubia nymphs love banana peels.

Awesome. You are gonna have a ton of eggs! Probably a good idea to feed off some of the moths before they breed.

That is just brilliant! Thanks a lot for sharing that Cainschams. Can't believe I never thought of that. Obviously I'll be very discerning of anything it catches and ensure it is safe for my panthers.

I use aviation safety wire, which fits right through the mesh and twists up nicely. Many people will use floral wire in 20+ gauge. You can find it in arts and crafts stores that sell floral stuff.

Agreed and agreed. Just what I was thinking!

Ah, good point...I will be lowering the vines a couple inches. Now I know they will climb the mesh itself; how should I handle that situation?

Thanks for the advice carol5208. I will be keeping a close eye on their temps and their reactions. Glad I got dimmable lamps, as I will try for a slightly lower temp. The basking site is about 5-6 inches under the dome lamp, and my temperature was recorded at that point.

Thanks for the quick responses! I will be getting some smooth rocks soon to cover the soil. I will be getting a nice digital humidity meter as well, and will compare all my humidity gauges and let you guys know how they compare over time. I know from years of fish keeping that no gauge is either...

Hey everyone, after much research (and much abuse of the wallet), I have setup enclosures for my future pair of 3 month old Ambilobe panthers. These will be my first chameleons, but I am not new to herps. I will be receiving them late this month from the wonderful people at Kammerflage...

I recommend searching the classified section. I got an excellent deal on blaptica dubia roaches here.

That last photo literally made me laugh out loud! Precious babies.

:) I just hope Mr. Bill is a smooth talker and brings some flowers and a box of chocolates (err, crickets?)

Reminds me of those crazy "cat" ladies who install lots of in-wall tunnels and tall scratching posts for their cats. Lindsey, you're the "crazy" Cham lady! :) Good job.

Wouldn't want to get on Susie's bad side! What a great group of panthers.

Wow, love the fire on that guy. Intense red unicorn barf!

Welcome Frankie! I'm sure he's gonna have some good care.

Love the 'tude! I'm awaiting a pair of ambilobes from the Kammers. Hope the male has some spunk like that guy.

Cute, cute. Love the vividness of a fresh shed!

Also, a close member of Liddy's family has been very ill (cancer), and this may have kept her very busy in recent times. I'm sure she wouldn't mind me posting this, as she has brought it up in our phone conversations. Everyone that knows her, please wish her family well!