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Good advice, I have never thought of that.

I love how when they are so little they think they can take on the world with their attitudes... Nice looking guys!

When it is too hot yes. What is the basking temps?

Yes your chameleon is shedding, also a few other things...

Me and my buddies back in Melbourne will go fishing off the causeways for anything that swims. We recently got into shark fishing...a few bites but havent landed anything.

From what i have read, pygmy eggs have been successfully incubated at room temp before. Speaking of that i think i have some eggs somewhere in my little jungle...time to get the machete! Good luck with them!!!

I would not put unprotected hands anywhere near any male veiled i have met...:) That guy looks good and appears to have a pretty big attitude as well!

The only time lights at night are required is when tepms in the cage drop into the low 60's or high 50's

How is circulation in the enclosure? Do you hvae any fans on in the room? He may be wanting to get out because the air in the cage is stagnant. Could be something else too...that is just my opinion.

These bulbs that we give out chameleons are the same things they use in Tanning Beds, just a higher UV output

I think BocaJan (If I'm wrong I'm sorry) has a chameleon that is blind because of CFL's...

OVer here you can actually buy CB anoles that wee bread as feeders.

I dont know how long ago it was, but many years ago chameleons were worn by women as, well, almost like jewelry. They would have them attatched to a string and that sting was pinned to their shirt or another article of clothing. So it could very well of been chameleons that were given out at...

Lemon tress do, but Orange trees dont.

Yea i just did a search and read some things that leads me to believe that i should be fine. This tree will be on my porch and used for sunning purposes only. My male dosent eat greens as strange as it is, but i will watch my female for any ill side effects.

I kind figured that. It seems that when the friut of a tree is safe, then the leaves and stuff are toxic. Like tomatoes...

Well if it makes it any better I know of several people who keep dubia in florida...Just dont let them out of their cage! And as far as i know suppliers still ship here

I have looked on a few plant lists and didn't see any thing about orange trees being safe for chameleons? Are they Toxic? The reason im asking is my mom has one orange tree in the back yard that has not given any fruit in a few years and she is thinking about getting rid of it and I was...

:o http://www.silkwormshop.com/benefits.html I was going of a half thought in me head and was wrong... lol... Im done for now. :)

My male will straight up hang under his florescent UV light randomly...but for the most part my girls stay hidden Im going to agree with the needs time to settle in statment. Do you have a pic of their enclosure?