Search results

Yes Mist king all the way just dish out the dough it will pay for itself over time.....my habbamist is a door stop plus other cheaper misters start leaking and stuff.

hmm is the sand in her regualar enclosure if so I wouldn't worry too much about heating it.

yeah has she stopped eating yet? mine stopped eating two days before, and she stayed in the burrow for almost 2 full days.

60 mine just layed sixty today so yeah ill go with that. :)

Very possible Yeah it's not too hard I have five chams and like 10 beardie breeders and six leopard geckos and 2 sand boas and tons of roaches and mice and I go to school an work so one cham shouldn't be too hard....it's way easier with a misting system though and definitely breed feeders that...

Lol Why would someone be mad about that that is cool that you are aspiring to do something. Good luck whenever u decide to start! Breeding reptiles is a lot of fun regardless if u make money or not.

Eating How much does he eat?

Lol This was the funniest thread iv read so far.

Well I didn't say they had to do it I just said it's possible if u keep an eye on them.

No I watch them closely and I'd separate them before there was a problem worth noting and keeping only two together is fairly common....every reputable breeder iv spoke with has said the same it can be done just be willing to separate if u have too.....I'd say making a separate egg laying...

Can be done Depends on the cham but it can be done I know ppl who have kept 4 females together in one cage...they each claim there own branch and chill. So I'd say try the two together make sure they have there own perching areas and see how it goes..if they get stressed remove them. I am...

Bugs There just bugs they can't hurt you roll up it sleeves and be a big kid lol idk I actually think the bugs are cool it's fun watching my colonies of roaches grow.

yes Yes but selectively cb bred chameleons are worth more because they are generally better quality less stressed and have less chance of parasites and disease so of course they are going to cost more. Also most people know this so they pay the extra amount for captive bred. So I don't think...

first cham I first saw an add in a paper for one but my parents said no when I was like seven but then in 8th grade I think it was I came across veilds in a pet store....I had to have one. Was an awesome cham, very friendly although my first round I trusted just the info from store and I think...

The show I got two leopard geckos and mistking nozzle and tubing Woot lol I wanted to get a mr swirly offspring from kammers but they were sold out before the show :(

Hmm I'm sure they eat anything they find which if you've been I'n a forest before you know is very diverse also when chameleons get hungry you will often see them searching the bottom of the cage so I'm sure a hungry chameleon would venture near the forest floor for some roaches and crickets.

Slow I like them too but they breed pretty slow....it's gonna take a while for that colony to be stable.

Yeah That sucks iv known a few good ones and a few crappy ones... Gotta find the ones that specialize in reptiles. Most that don't know there stuff you can spot right away just by looking at their set ups iv seen many stores that can't even manage to set up a beardie cage correctly lol.

Good breeders Search on faunaclassifieds and the classifieds page here. I have bought from fl chams kammerflage and lance who posts adds on here and fauna all were great especially the last two I mentioned because they have much better life time support than fl chams. Also I will note that...

Cool Very educational post.