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Well, the roaches were an ongoing arguement that helped us split. Of course there were more problems but this isnt the Springer show. Besides, my new gf Crystal is falling for chams like I did, roaches and all.

HA! Been there, done that. But unfortunatly she left and the roaches stayed. Its okay though, I got another gf quicker than I got my Dubias. :D

i also use greens but i use collards. i grow them in my backyard. pesticide free! :cool::D never tried kale, but i'm sure it would be a hit too.

i'm no panther expert but i don't see where it would hurt to try.

yup. of course i wash them very well and then i just hang them near his favorite spot on a vine. within a few minutes i have to clean up his mess. he doesn't always eat a whole grape, just a few bites of it then its falls out of his mouth. i find its best to leave the grapes on the stem so it...

i started hanging grapes in my guys cage about 2 months ago. it took him a few days to figure out what they were but now he eats them as soon as i put them in his cage and close the door.

I'm sorry for your loss :(. I've read your previous posts and was hoping for the best. Good luck with your next cham, cause I'm sure you'll be getting another. :D

Don't forget, wild caught feeders may also have parasites. Not always, but there is the chance......

Maybe she got tired just thinking about what shes about to have to go through....:eek:

sweet cham condo....gotta love DIY

Ha! The past week with the lovebugs coming into town I was thinking the same thing about feeding my cham lovebugs but me and a friend were talking the other day about the way lovebugs screw up cars and in the middle of our conversation I busted out with, "oh crap, my chameleon is outside today...

Do you hand mist? If so, are you using warm water when you mist? It makes a big difference between a happy cham and a P'O'd cham....

Yes they stay that small. Yes they are a type of chams. From what I've gathered, and I'm no expert on Pygmys, they aren't to much harder to take care of with the main difference being that the spend most of their lives on the forest floor or rather near it, so you have to make their enclosure...

Dear lord that pic is WAY to much! Must buy Pygmy's......

The mesh is 1 inch. I know it seems small but with his 1 1/4" cask plus his big ol' head, he ain't getting out. I've watched him through a window thats just to the left of the enclosure and he has tried to escape but so far its cham proof. I so thought about that but I just haven't done it...

Sometimes I feel bad bringing him back inside. He just gets up on his basking branch and stares out the window without moving. He cheers up after I give him something to eat though.

Thanks!! Like I said, the doors aren't finished but everything is accessable for now.

I actually made this 2 weeks ago when I had the day off on a Monday. It took me about 2 hours, most of that was spent putting on zip-tie's. I spent $8.99 on the plastic mesh, $7 on zip-ties, and the PVC corners and "T" connections were $.33 each. The PVC pipes I already had from work. So grand...