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Awww... How adorable? :D What locale is she?

Agreed. I was recently at PetSmart because my local reptile store didn't have any crickets and I over heard an employee selling a woman an adult male veiled chameleon. He recommend a large Exo Terra! It makes me so angry that they can't get their facts straight!! :mad:

Agreed. Very pretty!

What do you think of a Homalomena plant for a baby panther? Thanks :)

Well, it was a baby. It's a great a reptile store called Medusa L.A. They're very knowledgeable.

I was at my local reptile store and I found this beautiful captive bred baby dwarf Jackson's chameleon. I asked one of the employees about it and he said that they only require UVB. Is this true? Thanks :)

WOW!! Even when that male sheds he's still gorgeous! :)

Thanks Ryan! I'll make sure to stop by. :)

I know, but just that a female is in my range. Sorry, I should have been more specific. Thanks :)

So, next week is the Reptile Super Show in San Diego. Through research I've found that there won't be very many males of any kind. I really only have $200 for a chameleon and I would love to get a panther chameleon, even a female! I hear that females sometimes end up with egg binding and die...

I love all of these chameleons, but I don't know which to get! Thanks :) -Jackson's -Flapneck -Madagascan Giant Spiny

Awww!! So cute!! Can't wait to see you guys at the show next month! :)

So, I got my veiled chameleon, Darwin, at the Reptile Super Show last January. I forgot how old he was when I bought him. Here are some pics: Thanks :)

How many bearded pygmies can I keep in a 12x12x18 inch Exo Terra? What kind of plants?? What type of light?etc.. Thanks :)

I've heard of these guys, but there isn't really any info on them on the internet. Is there a different name for them?? Thanks :)

I might be adopting a Jackson's pretty soon. How is there temperament?? Are they as bad as veileds?? Thanks :)

So, in a couple of months I may be getting another chameleon. I don't want one that tends to be aggressive (like a veiled). I'm thinking between a panther (Nosy Be), a Jackson's, and a carpet. Which one is a nice small size and (again) doesn't tend to be aggressive?? Thanks :)

This is my 4 month old male veiled chameleon. This picture was taken in natural sunlight.

So, for veileds using a stick is better? What kind of stick? Thanks :)

Ya I understand that it can be stressful. It's just that I don't want to have an aggressive adult male when I take him out for cleaning/health checks. Thanks :)