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I do mine with coarse vermiculite top with a sandy bottom. I always try to stay a bit drier rather than wet...

Isn't that Fischer's Tavetana? (Dwarf Fischer's) I have a guy here that imports that as a different species/sub.

Get a grasshopper or locust. I've yet to see a chameleon that can resist one of those out of hand.

That was fast. Hard to say about sex from that angle though.

Have you tried letting the crickets loose in the enclosure? Some of my chams won't eat out of a cup.

Great deal! I'd love that for a free range -=)

Grats on the babies! Hands down the best looking chams IMHO. Mine are so friendly too....Just amazing creatures.

Welcome to the forums. I would not advise raising a baby chameleon from egg. Too many problems can occur from just moving the egg. If it's a freshly laid egg, it's safer, but there's no way to tell if the egg would even be fertile. Then you would never know if that egg would hatch, and if it...

Have you ever witnessed the beetles actually "doing it"? or laying eggs? It may be too cold if they are just sitting around and hiding. Also, I find that mine like a good slice of bread every now and then as well as some protein. I use carrots,potato,bread, and dry dog food. I also make my...

I'm keeping mine at 68f as advised by Mike. Mine are K. Multituberculata

If you get one to survive till juvi, you get your money back. GL with the eggs!

He'll either be green, very green, not so green. If you want a colorful chameleon you probably will want a panther.

Agreed. WC bite far more often than CB. Also, Veilds have the hardest bite and most aggressive in my experience.

You will want Oxytocin because it's a hormone that induces labor. Oxycontin/codone is a pain reliever that will probably just make your chameleon sleep -=)

Welcome to the forums! If you like colorful animals, you will want to get a panther (F. Pardalis). They have some amazing colors. As for DIY work, I find it really depends on your personal skill. I have DIY cages but they are ugly as can be, meanwhile, I've seen others that look very...

My next chameleon is gonna be named Walter!

I currently have four chameleons out on "breeding loans". I send out my females and split on the eggs. Just make sure whoever you are sending your chams out to can take care of them. I always visit the home first to check to see if they will be ok.

Basically, you have listed a bunch of reasons why you don't think chameleons should be cross breed. I understand that, and you are entitled to your own opinions. But, you tried to impose your opinion on others in the guise of "benefit to the chameleon". You are pretty much stating "I don't...

Even better!

Personally, I'd find it boring to see everything so uniform. Imagine nobody ever crossed dogs, how bland it would be.