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I was wondering, does that apply to silkworms as well? (the part about keeping them in light so they eat more)

hmm I'd wouldn't feel safe going over 26-27C with babies that young, but I'm no pro. Are you getting a pair from him then? male and female? If so, are you buying siblings? or are they from 2 completely non related clutches, and you plan to breed them? @chameleontario, oh ok so if I'm getting...

yeah that's sorta what I thought, I paid 200$ for mine from a reptile zoo/store and the batch came from connie dorval, she is your source for your breeders if I'm not mistaking (I think I read it somewhere on here) right chameleontario? If so, did you get to choose them from her in person or...

cool so you're getting them from the usedottawa guy? I've been speaking a bit with him over email cause I'm somewhat interested but now he wants 260$ instead of 225$ for 1 male and for some reason I keep asking him to see pics cause I can't decide without seeing them, but he never responds about...

yeah that's crazy how his blue barring is spotted red, very nice chameleon!!

got any pictures of the rough shape? *curious*

I can't believe I haven't mentionned these yet, and that no one else here seems to use them although they are similar to those hanging exploriums. It's the europeans on another forum that told me to get one and they use them also for newborns/young chameleons until they're big enuff for a full...

good luck with the eggs! May we see the participants? ^^

your pictures didn't work all I see is what appears to be links but are non clickable

I've always wondered about something... when you see fruit flies in your home around fruit(obviously), how are they actually getting there in the first place? Does a 'parent' fly first come and lay eggs on or around the fruit? or do the flies just somehow emerge from the fruit ?? I never really...

hey i'm not sure where you're located by I just came across this on usedottawa.com. The sire looks great i love that red and maby ppl here can help assure the female is ambilobe but if you can arrange shipping or pickup with the seller, you might just get your ambilobe ^^...

Yes just like with everything else, there are limitations. My view on this subject is that if he willingly climbs on you, then fine, he's the one who decided to so it must not be that bad. But if he climbs onto your hand then starts running up your arm but you stop him with your other hand...

no...? what do you mean do to a head? human head or cham head lol?

great post, very helpful, thanks alot! (things like this should be stickied!!)

on another forum I've also read of rubbing down all your wood with flaxseed oil to waterproof it, I will probably end up trying it cause i'm not too crazy about chemical sealers varnishes and paint(mostly cause of fumes and my cage is in my bedroom)... if I were to go that route I would try and...

I'm about to start building a new cage and although I know what I want it to look like, I am a bit confused about how to actually start the construction. All I want is a basic 4 sided wood and screen cage and I'm wondering weather I should build 3 walls and a door and then connect them together...

sorry I don't know the answer to your question but if they do end up being ok to feed, judging from what they feed on, sounds like they'd be a damn good feeder for our chameleons , why do we never see these for sale on feeder sites??

that cage is the SHIT (the good kind!!) forget the 6pack that man deserves at least a 24 lol seriously though props to your father for the beautiful work, that thing is mtv cribs chameleon edition

is that one of those blue coated bulbs? if so I'd ditch that pretty quick, sure the chameleon's eyes are closed so he probably doesn't see it, maybe he's going to bed early so that he doesn't have to see that nightlight

I am going to try and find plastic screen once I build my new cage, on another forum a member's chameleon had lost a nail or two and the person realized it was because of the aluminum wearing them down slowly and from what I've read they either never come back or grow back extremely slowly so...