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2 words: GO GIANTS!!!!!!! I hate them both but I like the Giants more!!! And don't want to see the fricken cheatin Patriots to win!

That's a little graphic for the kids, don't ya think:)

I just fed my 2 month old veiled chameleon a tiny piece of collard greens. This is OK right? How I got it in her mouth was that when I hold her and grab her a little bit she opens her mouth. Then I put the collard green in her mouth. She just had it in her mouth for a little bit, and then ate...

Yes I am. I love the magazine. It contains lots of helpful info.

Hi welcome to the forums! You will learn a ton here! And she should be fine in a aquarium for a little bit. And just make sure you do your homework;) Chameleons are hard to keep but are very rewarding!

Mine did it the first time I tried, but she is very well tempered. All I do is hold the cricket by the back of it, and just put my hand in her cage very slowly. Then I put it by her, and she gets it.

The joy of having a chameleon... priceless:)

I didn't say put a cricket in there that has been dead for 2 weeks. What I do is get a cricket, kill it, and set it on a branch, and then she eats it.

Sorry but your set-up is pretty bad. I don't want to sound mean, but you need the best for your cham. Check out Brad Ramsey's site!

First of all, his colors look very nice. I think he may still be a little freaked out. I have a baby veiled and I kind of kill the crickets and set them on a branch near her, then she eats them. He may not eat because you are watching, but mine already eats from my hand, she is very nice:)...

They are definitely blue bar ambilobes. I am almost 100% sure.

Around 10 months

Hmmm... PM Brad and see if he can make an exception.

I think you may get more replies if you put this in the wanted section.

My female veiled in named Flash because she moves so quick:p

Nice! You could put hatchlings in there or something.

I think possibly blue-bar...

Well lets see a picture of her. She may possibly be done with her huge growth spurt, and now is just growing very slowly. The UVB may of had an effect, but lets see a picture.

Yeah don't even worry about the background, use lots of foliage and branches and vines. And I see your chams cage is up high, that's good:) What type of cham are you getting?

I'd say the one that didn't have MBD about $150, the ones that had it about $125. Just my opinion.