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This is a very interesting article. I am against the importation of wild caught chameleons except for those going to breeders. As with any animal, new genes are key to produce healthy offspring.

The Chameleon Handbook by R.D Bartlett has a list of many species that you are looking for. It is a very good book, I recomend it.

Thanks Sandra this is very helpful!

I just freeze my wild grapevine for 24 hours.

He isawesome.

I agree that is cruel to anger a chameleon like that repeatedly.

He i very beautiful but I agree too he does not look like a pure locale.

It says in Linda Davidsons Chameleons book that she gutloads them on ripe tomato fruit:confused: They also eat tobacco plants.

I agree. I can't understand how people can be so insensitive.

:DThat's a great setup Jann. I wish that I could free range my chams, but alas, the climate and three large dogs do not permit.:(

Yeah great pics and that fired up quad is amazing!

No, I have a male and a female. This one is for sure a male.

Thank you. I have heard is it healthier for them too grow slow too.

I have no doubt that he is a male. You can see clearly in person the bulge. Am I worrying about nothing with his size?

He eats about 5-7 1/4 inch crix a day.

I have a 3.5 month old male ambilobe that seems to be way smaller than he should be. He is just over 4 inches total length. I got him from Chameleon Nation a month ago and he doesn't seem to have grown much. He has completed one shed since I've had him. I free range his food in his screen...

Ambanja! No one here in canada ever has any for sale!

Great video, your cham is not the least bit shy.

All the best. I hope you have a quick recovery too.

Food makes everything better!