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I could see that making the programming slightly more involved, but that is a feature I would, for certain, want.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/14151541

I am running mine on a timer that has the on/off pins that can be selected in 15 minute intervals. So if you have one of those and you are pressed for time, then you may want to see if that will work until you are less rushed. My digital timer works also and i like it a lot. Any timer will work.

Beautiful animals. Keep the photos and observations coming. Awesome.

I think you should name him Northern Dancer after a very famous race horse (long deceased) that is considered one of the top sires of all time. PM sent.

It is never easy losing our little buddies. Sorry for your loss. I remember seeing a picture of him a while back and thinking he was very unique and a real stunner. It is great that you have added those genetics to the captive population. It would be wonderful to see another one like him...

The whole action seemed so fluid and natural that I was left feeling that there must be a positive (that is to say "natural") reason for this. I had 10 live birth babies and all 10 seem to be thriving. They are active, hydrated, feeding on a wide assortment of swept insects. But I have only...

Here is an observation: This picture is of a 4 week old reaching back and grabbing his own (white) urate while still defecating. He ate it and proceeded normally to rub the remainder on the branch as he walked off. If you look carefully, you can see him eyeing it.

The benefits of real sunshine almost certainly go way beyond simply "UVB=D3". A reptile's parietal or "third" eye has been shown to be a sensitive organ tied into the animals endrocrine/hormonal system. These systems regulate all kinds of important biological functions and behaviors. As...

He ain't heavy....he's my brotherrrrrrrrr........

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chameleonneeds: My female gave birth to 10 about a month ago. https://www.chameleonforums.com/members/monzon-albums-hoehnelii-3-weeks.html camimom: They are hoehnelii originally from Kenyan highlands. Wonderful chameleons. There should be some cb animals available late summer/fall.