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I'm sure you can spend a fortune on an incubator and it will work just fine. But you can build one for much cheaper and it will perform equally. There really isn't much to an incubator. It's a box that holds a constant temp...

And this is why you don't stay in hotels that just hosted a reptile expo for at least a few months.... :)

This is not correct and has been addressed many times. Glass and free range enclosures are two excellent options that come to mind.

The trick it to keep them as dry as possible. But you still have to provide water, I like to use water crystals.

How long do these live? I love them, but I heard they were short-lived.

Guys- it's $6...

Chris, thanks for weighing in on this, I appreciate your input. The description I read was that it was moss, not dirt.

I know this, but I've the other chameleons that I have seen give live birth, the babies come out totally helpless and in a sac. Doesn't it make sense the chameleons would have a preferred place of depositing the little ones?

Why is that an idiotic response? It sounds very plausible to me. Now I may be totally wrong, because I haven't observed Jacksons, as everyone who is calling him an idiot clearly has, but it is very clear to me that egg laying chameleons go through a lot of work to make sure the hole is perfect...

You know you shouldn't use the d3 calcium as often as regular calcium right?

I don't know anything about jacksons, but who knows... Maybe it works. It's not like he is charging a lot for it, it's $6...

Hey Jandie! Congrats! I sent you a pm. ;P Naples is so awesome because it's right in the middle of everything. Rome is really close. You can go to Israel and Egypt really easily, although maybe not Egypt till it cools down a bit. You guys are going to have a blast!

And if you think about it, there is absolutely no difference is desert sun and jungle sun assuming the same elevations. The only difference is what blocks the light.

I use 10.0s on my 4' cages and free range. No ill effects.

I dunno... I think she has a sexy voice!

What type of fixture is it? Most keepers use a linear fluorescent light for UVB and then a regular bulb for heat.

Is he like three times as big as the female in pic 1? Or is there some weird distortion going on?

I just re read your post... You are leaving the fluorescent light on all the time?! He is probably trying to sleep!

I've heard chameleons sometimes dig to find humidity or to cool off. I would re evaluate your temps and humidity levels.

Ryan, that's awesome! Let me know when they go on sale!