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King Tut relaxing on his branch

Hey lele, did you take those pictures??? If so, what camera did you use??? Those pictures are amazing!!!

All three are Ambilobe Panthers. In the first picture, that one had just got done laying a clutch of eggs. That's why she looks so dirty.

Thanks guys, believe me, these shots were pure luck, and a sturdy hand!!! I'm glad you enjoy them!!!:) :) :)

I can't tell you how mant pictures Iv'e taken to get these few really good ones!!! It's fun trying though!!! :D

Hello, and welcome!!!! Moe is a very beautiful boy!!!! Cyndi and John Chameleon Kingdom 770-485-6528

I don;t know what to say... It's so hard losing your babies. My heart goes out to you. Good luck with the rest of your crew. Cyndi and John Chameleon Kingdom 770-485-6528

I'm sorry to hear that. I hope everything goes ok with your family. Our thoughts are with you.

We order outr food at www.cricketfood.com It's kinda expensive, but It's the bast that we've found so far. They also have roach food and superworm food/bedding. I would reccomend at least trying this gutload out.

They are adorable, Good luck with your babies :)

Do you ever go further south? Like to North or South Carolina? Atlanta? I think It'd be cool to meet you. :) :)

Will, that's a cool site!! Thanks for sharing, some pretty looking chams there!!! :)

Looks to me like you have a pretty little girl ;)

Yoda coming for a superworm.

I agree with Cherron, def a screen cage, and no subtrate. The airflow is extremly vital to the health of your chameleon. Not only can the chameleon injest the subtrate and get impacted, but when he/she poops, you might not see it right away and the crickets you feed them can eat the poo, then...

I think this is a cool pictures of King Tut when he was younger.

Here's my setup. We attached a gutter to the shelf the cage sits on. Have the back of the cages raised about 1/4 inch or so to help the water drain forward. We just squeegy the water into the gutter, down the tube, into the bucket. Hope this helps with ideas!! ;)

Thanks Brad!! I think my chams will like the different treat.

:) The cages will be elavated. The way I see it is, I can have my chameleons outside out of a cage, on my arm, and they can get a bug that might be bad for them. They might not. That's a risk everyone takes every tme they take their chameleon outside. The natural air and sunlight is so inportant...

Where did you get your mantids from? We want to try them on our chameleons.