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First is my Male Veiled Chameleon. Who was not having anything to do with the camera. Watchdog Chameleon. I will try and get more pics later, so he can show his true colors. Some nice Yellows and Green and a bit of Orange. My Panther Chameleon is next, I need to cut down on...

Can you elaborate on that, a bit more. You can check out the link on my sig, all those pics were taken with a Canon T1i. Which is a camera from one of their Rebel Series.

DO Want! I can show off to all those kids who had ponies when I was younger.

They slow down eating once they get to be around that age, my Veiled is doing the same thing. But he is eating and drinking. Teenagers go figure.

Like everyone else already mentioned go with the Big Boys Canon or Nikon. You can't go wrong with either or, but I find it easier to find stuff for Canon. If that helps at all. I love how everyone thinks that Megapixels have a big factor in purchasing a camera. I would rather have a camera with...

Aaahhhh NO Wonder it's not working.

Nope a Golden Eagle and a Arabian Horse.

Very Nice looking guys. Love the Red, White and Blue. Your Chams are so Patriotic. hehe

Do you know how to cross so you can get Pegasus?

Yea Everyone knows you get a Unicorn when you cross a Rhino and a Horse. LOL

The only reason why you would even consider this is so it could combat with my Liger and Unicorn!

I hang fake plants from the pots of the plants, so it doesn't look too empty. And so I don't have to see the plastic from the pots, especially in the front view. I will try and take a picture later. I think it looks more natural that way, even if they are fake plants. I use these fake ficus...

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What kind of Hibiscus, woody or not can you take a picture. I have a woody Hibiscus doing fine with 120w plant light, that's on a dome fixture.

You could use Flickr to post pictures here, and it doesn't compress the image to much and its Free. Just follow post #3 when you are ready to post them here. https://www.chameleonforums.com/flikr-help-47430/#post444052

Welcome Nice little Guy you have there, they grow up so quick.

Very Nice and great looking Cham.

That is an Incredible Shot!!!!

I thought Veiled Chameleons liked their basking temperature around 90 degrees. Panthers on the other hand are around 85 degrees. But I will agree that the ambient temperature should be a bit lower. I know its Hot in some places right now. And in nature they could even see some temperature spikes...

Yes, in the same house. but not in the same cage, they are territorial animals.