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In terms of Fischers, I believe you mean a Kinyongia Multituberculata otherwise known at the West Usambara Two Horned Chameleon, the name was changed so instead of Fischers it's most commonly known at a K. Multi for short. Anyways, I have a male who is AWESOME!! Full of personality and has a...

That should be fine, I would just give your cham plenty of areas to catch some rays within the lights distance. Make sure to get him out into natural sun shine as much as you can, it'll do wonders.

I've never said this before, but OMG WOW, that is one incredibly sexy chameleon. I would be incredibly proud to own that stunning cham, congrats! You've done an incredible job :D

You'll need to take any left over crickets out at night, usually they tend to climb up the screen cage to your heat bulb.

Well depends on the cham, both my guys don't cup feed exactly. I had a baby panther that due to a health issue couldn't really free range very well so I cup fed and free ranged, that way you can monitor their eating habits yet still let it be somewhat natural. My other baby only free ranges...

It's funny you've such a variety of chams you would like, I'm sticking to montanes. I'd like to get a quad and deremensis at some point as well, my favorite has to be my K. Multi (Herbie), he has such a great temperament but talk about thirsty!!

Most likely you'd buy his brother, he'll be turning 6 months old. He's a great little guy, their care is quite simple and Chad was great to work. My guy is quite friendly and was drinking and eating right after he arrived. I'd highly recommend buying from them. A few days after I got him.

I have a male from Tiki Tiki, he is doing fantastic! Send me a PM, I've quite a few articles and notes jotted down. Chad will help you as well.

Ok for some reason the name Luka popped into my mind, it's a czech nickname. It would be pronounced Glu Ka or Klu Ka. Cute little fellar you have!

What cute little babies!

Go ahead and get a screen cage, in my opinion. Since you have humidity levels high up and pretty warmish temps, it'll be easier to manage your temps with more air circulation. I actually like the fact they can climb on the walls. Some chams at 6 months are gigantic and others are small. If you...

Nope, it's off of Mcloughlin. And I shall check it out!

Doesn't sound good...fill the below out and please post pics especially of your chams legs and joints. A vet visit may be in order. Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your...

Yes, as of yet we aren't trying to cut each others throats!! In the end, our goals are all the same. We all want our animals to be taken care of well and given the best of care. Still can't believe they have Mellers though.

Try hand feeding with worms...I find my guys aren't interested with crickets but can't resist a juicy worm. It's really just up to your chameleon.

Alright guys let's relax...I worked with the pet store to get the chams in a better set up. They are now split up and had some nice long misting sessions. Can I guarantee they'll keep their chams in the right care, no, but hopefully the store will stick to giving them better care without having...

Well I found out Oregon has some pretty decent laws in place to protect animals though not enough to close them down but maybe enough to get a visit from animal control. I'll see what I can do...I'm still amazed they had Mellers, these things were huge!!

I found a pet store somewhat close to my area that "specializes" in reptiles. To be completely honest with you, my local Petsmart takes much better care of their reptiles then this place did, that's saying something!! To my amazement they had Mellers, not one but two!! And to more of my...

Keep posting!! :D I love photos...I LOVE Dr. Thompson, he's super cool. His face is stunning, I've a thing for heads I guess and just love the yellow. Thanks for sharing!

I found a brief thread with some information that was created by moderator, Trace. You should go ahead and send Trace a PM for more information. To be honest you probably should start out with a male and see if you can properly take care of them before getting a female and breeding. They need...