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yeah, like i said this stuff is safe. ive looked into it in the past and i see it everywhere in my area

thats odd i have never seen this plant flower, even in the wild… good to know though lol

What plant is this?! hey everyone, so my neighbor had this plant that just looks perfect for a cham enclosure. i spoke with him and he couldn't tell me what kind of plant it was cause he found it and nursed it back to health. long story short, im propagating it and i have a pic. could anyone...

its just ivy, but a indoor breed. if you are from the northeast, a lot of this ivy grows wild and its really dark brown looking instead of blotched. from my experience with the plant, it shouldn't be a problem.:)

its not a veiled is it?

thanks, i appreciate you doing some research. i'm just glad that its nothing to worry about. these bee's are found in abundance during the summer here in NY.

hey everyone, so i noticed my cham is catching a fly every now and then when he is outside. today in particular he ate a golden looking fly. i happened to catch another one that landed on his plant and noticed it looks more like a gold bee. i was wondering what kind of fly or bee is this and...

i'm glad he arrived safely. BTW, out of curiosity, how do they mail live animals like that? is there a special animal deliver service for FedEx? i'm thinking of purchasing a 9month CH nosy be female and i'm wondering how it would get to me lol

i think thats histerical!! a worm?! ahahahah this is a great thread. "you show that worm whose boss"

i have the same size cage. the fixture must be 24" or 2 feet. i think the bulb is 17 inches for the proper fixture to that size cage. your lights should also be about 5-8 inches from your basking spot(s), or wherever the best temperatures are achieved. i noticed your using plant lighting. that's...

i would actually notice the same thing in my panther. he would do it as a juvenile, i think mostly out of curiosity. interesting though, i actually caught him in the act once and he ingested one of those round things. i doubt it could be harmful but i would cover the bottom so he doesn't eat...

hey everyone, i am looking for a female nosy be panther. i have been trying to find either a wild caught or an offspring of two wild nosy be parents. i want to breed my male nosy be with a female with wild genes. i'm guessing that it will be hard to come by but if anyone has any information on...

although a reptile doesn't have emotion, im sure it recognizes you and what you are to it. The beauty of owning a pet is the unbreakable bond you develop with it regardless of the type of animal. looks like all your chams are cared for well. i wish mine wanted my attention that much! incredibly...

im going to try and get better pictures. i have noticed his eye will close. he also went to sleep verryyy early yesterday. im probably going to have to take him to the vet.

ok sweet i am gunna give that a try. whar kind of anti fungal cream is good? and would the iodine stain his skin??

when you say to a mild tea solution are you describing the concentration of provodone iodine in water? like, it should look like tea??

it doesn't look like a growth of any fungus. it feels like a scab would or a dry piece of skin. if you look closely at the area, you can see whatever it is has a webbed pattern to it, idk. it sucks cause i really dont have the cash for another vet visit. possibly a mite??

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Nosy Be Panther , male, 1 year and 8 months Handling -not much lately but no that its warm enough i handle him to take him outside. Feeding - I feed my cham large crickets. He eats 8-10 every other day. ive been gut-loading with cricket crack and also giving...

hey everyone, i have noticed my chameleon has a white hard scabby spot on his back (closer to the top spurs). i noticed it after a shed and it has not gone away since. i don't have a picture but i will get one soon.. any ideas??