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I have been using the Repashy calcium plus for the past 5 months or so with my two-horn and have had good results. Once every other month ill dust with exo-terra multivitamin.

As long as you don't leave the roots exposed when outside this time of year you will be fine. You could also get some burlap, fill it with soil and wrap it around the roots and transport it that way.

I would also getting a large live plant as your base and build around it. Get something like a fiscus or umbrella tree. Then you can zip tie vines to the sides of the cage to help make him feel more secure, they will also help keep moisture in and prevent him from climbing the hard wire mesh as...

That's a good idea. I'm going to check that out next time

aw there so cute and small lol i love kinyongia :o

There is a reptile only shop near me that has tiny baby vields for 79.99, I even saw some drinking from the waterfall which I thought was different. In the town where I go to school there was a stunning quad that sold for $500, the most I've ever seen one listed for other then a parsons

First of all this isn't to see who paid the most or has the most expensive chameleon. I was very curious to see how much people from different areas paid for their chameleon around the world, specifically the species How much you paid: $120 CDN Species: Kinyongia vosseleri (fischers)...

I live in ontario as well and at Canadian Tire they have a Garrison ceramic heater that does an excellent job of bringing my room temp up. My cham has defienietly been more of himself and active since I bought it. It was 39.99 and totally worth it. Also it turns on/off automatically depending...

Nice, I'm glad she is doing so much better! Maybe let the pet store know they could maybe consider alternative ways to house them next time if you haven't already.

Getting a little room heater like this is fairly cheap and it will bring the temp of your room up. I use this exact one myself in the winter, its made by Garrison. The heat pad is just going to burn your chameleon eventually. Also chams don't have the same reactions as say a monitor would...

Get rid of the heat pad as well. Chams don't need one and it is more of a hazard to them.

There are some tiny baby vields at the local reptile store near my house. IMO they look pretty young to be sold already but what really surprised me was that I saw a few of them drinking from waterfall.

This is so true

These plant specific lights do not give off any extra heat heat or any kind of harmful "rays" do they lol? I already have a uvb and daylight basking light

nat geo was looking for one of these

I work on a golf course and have been tempted to try to get a few mantids to breed and then feed. I would feed them off right away but they most definitely have come in contact with pesticide.

Hornworms that have eaten tomato leaves/tobacco leaves will be toxic. Only feed insects that have not been exposed to pesticides or harmful material.

Im from Newmarket just north of Toronto and I have a fischers chameleon

Your Chameleon - Kinyongia vosseleri, male, 9 months I think? How long has it been in your care? Since June (6months) Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Rarely.. once or twice a month maybe Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What amount? What is the schedule? How are...

I live in a fairly cold climate and have kept dubias in my closet in a tall tupperware container with egg cartons and other pieces of cardboard. I keep them gutloaded veggies and fruits with some repashy and water crystals. My room temp is between 70-80*F and mine have still been breeding. My...