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Oh ya he looks great! So he is 5 months now? Or 2 months?

added a Swedish Ivy that is taking over! I put this plant in to cushion any falls since Bane is still a baby

Great viv! Looks very natural

Does look larger than normal imo. But I am not one to be diagnosing.:confused:

Love it! Purty family thar

I just use food to train them. Try and get them so focused on food, that they crawl right onto your hand. It takes loooooots of time, but usually works. However some chams (like my old female veiled) will always hate everyone and everything.

Thanks! Will do

I take my roaches and put them upside down on a nearby leaf. They freak out trying to flip themselves over. All that movement drives my boy nuts, so he eats em

Handsome dude! grats on the new nose :D

I have a 3 month old ambilobe. He is eating and drinking like a champ. Preface: I gutload all of my crickets & roaches with Repashy's Superload. I do this by covering fresh fruits & veggies with the Superload. The insects then consume it and get fat with nutrients. Question: Since I have...

Looks awesome! very lush. gj

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Thanks Sang! Love seeing Noki babies

Hate to hijack the thread. To keep it summarized. He (Bane) is eating well, drinking well, very sociable, and seems happy. Gets to free range outside at least 3x/week. My guess is that they all hit growth/color spurts at different times..... Your chameleon looks almost like a 6 month old!!! :)...

Is this from the same clutch as mine? DOH 11/24/13 My boy is still all grey. Yours is amazing! :)

Pretty boy looks ambilobe to me

What camera setup did you use for those macro pics? Very cool pics, and beautiful chams!

98% of the time it's cool It's that 2% that we all worry about. All my chams have eaten several wild insects when free ranging outdoors, all lived through it.

Reptigeek is right on all accounts Also add LOTS of walkways and more shrubbery for good places to hide so he can escape the heat and uv rays. I use lavarock as my substrate cause I dont like the look of bare floor. When you add plants, you will also need to add a 5000-6500k flourescent light...

ambilobe imo