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me too! they seem to be very hard to come by.

Really? That alone can help? Thanks. I'll just have to watch that it doesn't get too close. I'm planning to get a baby one and I've seen them climb upside down on the screen before.

I have a 18*18*36 reptibreeze for a future chameleon. I have a 150w ceramic heat emitter (24/7) and a 150w heat bulb (during the day). The problem is that my basement where the cage needs to stay is on about 59 degrees fahrenheit and I'm can't turn up the heat. I use a digital thermometer to...

Hey guys. About how long does it take for a chameleon to be fully grown? Specifically a panther chameleon or carpet chameleon? Thanks! :)

Do any of you know where I could get a dwarf panther chameleon? I know this is an old thread, but thought I'd ask.

Hey, Elizadolots could you tell me about your peacock chameleon? I'm thinking about possibly getting one. What temps do they live at? LAcrowl what did you wind up getting? Thanks!

So, I don't need to put anything on the bottom? That's easy. lol. I have leopard geckos in my brother's room (trying to teach him responsibility with something easy) and we rotate repti carpets when cleaning them. It works pretty well. I think that for now I will just leave the bottom empty...

the ceramic heat emitter sounds like something I'll have to do rather than the moonlight bulb then. For the bottom I'm thinking a repti carpet instead? they're easy to clean. I am highly considering what everyone's said, but can I ask why no one seems to like the flap neck idea? Their care is...

NavyCham I'll look into the senegal idea too. Thanks. Carlton, thanks for the idea. I've got a lot to consider at this point. I actually have found cbb flap necks for sale on bigappleherp.com, but they're out of stock for the next few weeks. To fill out the "How to ask for help"...

Thanks!!! :)

Shaunaroxanne thanks for the welcome! I'm definitely looking for captive bred and that's a very good point. Guess I want a boy now after what everyone's saying. Yes, I definitely want to do my research. I like to learn about reptiles anyway! :)

Thanks for the info. I just figured that a female would be more modest looking, which isn't something I don't like, and I thought that maybe they'd be more likely to be less aggressive, plus they're smaller than males. The panther chameleon idea definitely something I'll keep in mind and...

Hey guys, I'm new to this site and I'm planning on getting a chameleon in the near future and am unsure of which one to start with. I have a 50 gallon screen terrarium with a complete proper set up, including a repti fogger and hygrotherm. I have had reptiles in the past and really do enjoy them...