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THAT is sad. Once again to man's stupidity the dog suffers.:mad: I believe it is against the law in this state not to have your dog secured while riding in the back of a pick up.

Oh no way! Laurie has TWO AND EGGS and I only have one. ..not fair, not fair, not fair...I would give him a MUCH better home where 3 feet of snow doesn't exist. :p

You get to bring your chams to work? ! Luckey Dog.

The first photo reminds me of a chubby Godzilla... :p I bet you could train him to 'fetch' crickets. :D

Good point Lizardlover. I probably should have clarified that a bit better. :o

I will go out on a limb and give my opinion. I think your chameleon is WC and probably full of parasites. It is probably stress to the max and chameleons don't do well with high stress (you mention handling a lot, as far as the chameleon is concerned you are going to eat him). Chameleons are a...

Well, that is a different story. You said "tree' so I thought you were asking about free ranging your cham. So basically, yes, the same plants I mentioned can be used in your cage and they come in a smaller version. IF you go under GENERAL PHOTOGRAPHY you will see what different people use...

Welcome Nathan, Most people don't get a specific "chameleon" tree but there are plenty of good plants you can get at the Home Depot / Lowes that will work. I have a pair of scheffla 'trees' that my chameleon loves and gets grumpy if I try to take her out. Other people use a ficus tree...

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This may help with the ambiance.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leohcvmf8kM :p

I don't know why, but they also remind me of that Electronic Football game we had as kids, where you set up the little magnet football players and plugged in the cord. The vibration of the board would send the guys 'running' all over the place, usually not going anywhere. :rolleyes:

I think it is more of a Pyg Pile then a pygramid. :D So I see you are hoarding pyggies too! :rolleyes:

You guys are killing me! I would love to be able to see the sun again. However, I don't trust myself with you infulential types and need to be paying off VISA bills....:mad: But you know...I wouldn't say "no" if somehow the perfect little montane found their way into someone's purse that...

Kent, I am with Jared, I love to hate you! Ugh, nice weather all the time, high crime rate, lots of chameleons, nice photography, what else could you as for? :p No worries, us Northeners are just jealous. :rolleyes: Love Martin! I haven't seen my Zippy in awhile (free ranging...

Hey, that's pretty cool! Are you going to name your Chameleon Clay? Get it? Clay? Art work? Clay? I crack myself up. :D

If Julie is ANYthing like Sandy you may not see her for awhile once the shopping gene kicks in .....:p

Ah, let's go back to the basics. .... :p You need a male to have a fertile egg. So yes, you can have infertile eggs.

SWEET. Thanks for sharing. How do you tell a female T. gracilor from a T. quadricornis? :o

Fly me in! Fly me in! ooo, Oooo, OOOOO {{waving arms frantically in the air}}

Montanes rule and the rest drool. :p No T. cristatus yet, they are on my "when I am retired" list though. Maybe Jared can import them for me :rolleyes: