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yup variety is important to keeping a happy cham. no i am going to grow my own i would not want to do all that work. i have the diet down on the larva but dont know what im going to feed the adults yet. anyone know what i can feed a dragonfly??

edit it out on another forum a friend had a visit from the usda and well he didnt have them anymore.

is anything illegal in texas? LOL j/k thats cool sounds too long for me. i will stick to trying to raise dragon flies maybe if i do it we can trade some of our leftovers(is there a such thing with chameleons?).

are walking sticks prolific? im intrested in giving them a try.

well i offer: crix, roaches, mealworms, silkworms, lab flies, wax worms, plant matter, and fruit flies. wish i could give them more options still. :D jose

it says i joined last year in july but i never posted here??? guess i lost the link when my comp died. well anywho hello members of chameleon forums! been keeping reptiles for 10 years and it wasnt untill a few months ago that i was diagnosed with cham fever. thanks for having me...still ;) -jose

wanted panther cham hello new to the forum not new in the reptile hobby. let me start off by saying hi. ok so as the title says i want a panther chem. i would like a sub/adult male who has some or alot of red. i have some paypal around $105 i also have 5 leopard geckos 4 are het for...