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she looks nice and plump. :D

just rename her, ZEBRA, and you should be fine :D:D;)

i love these Hoehnelii's! nice shot. they are so determined!

wow i love this species! nice pics:D

i use the ficus bonsai. also i have heard of the Dracaena Sanderiana being ok to use.. dont trust me though! just a beginner:D

thanks. an auto cricket release would be lovely

not shure if there is a difference in dusting for panther vs veiled but i dust my insect with- repcal calcium W/O D3 every day repcal calcium W D3 twice a month and repcal herptivite twice a month

Nice pic!:d

they are so adorable! congrats

Wow! love the red!:cool:

i built a small pvc enclosure for my baby. i made the skeleton of the cage using pvc and 3 way elbows. then i simply just used liquid nails to glue some mesh screen on the outside.then i made a swing open front door out of acrylic. no pics though :( . but its very simple and cheap to make.

not shure if worm are neccesary but the chams can go on hunger strike because of the same old boring foods. its always nice to give them a couple different types of staple food. and sometime throw in a couple worms (snacks). i feed my baby crickets as a staple, but every other day i throw in a...

not trying to hijack the thread but: If i only have one cham and 1 enclosure to mist, would a misting system like aquazamp or mistking be overkill? the reason why i want to get one is so i can mist while im at work. :D

yep that one! what a cool looking creature:cool:

cool.. thanks

ive wanted to start a little colony of these. how long do they usually take to breed and give birth?

my cham lives in my bedroom. and a freerange tree. :D

WOW @ picture #8! what is that? a chameleon?

congrats on the surprise! NEED PICS NOW!!:D

to me the casque does look to be odd shaped. not shure if this is a problem though. hopefully someone can help you better:rolleyes: