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thankyou, I'll remember that

Congratulations!!!!:) I'm afraid I know nothing of nesting grounds or pregnancy signs but I thought I'd congratulate you anyway!!

wow how many chams do you have! Also can anyone suggest what kind of size enclosure is good for a panther, do you have to upgrade the size as you cham grows or can you put a baby into an enclosure large enough to house it when fully grown? also thanks for the tip about the fruit flies!

Thankyou!! I was thinking of getting a panther, they are gorgeous and from my limited experience they are very nice to handle and have good personalities. between birthdays, christmases and my own money I'm sure I'll be able to afford one to start with and I'm quite a keen photographer...

yes, this information is good and noah aka 2by2 is being great but it would be cool to get some other view on these ideas. so far I've been really impressed and pleased bt the effectiveness of forums, everyone is so nice and helpfull!

would it be possible to, for times away put enough silkies to last two days into a feeding bowl with feed for them to keep them alive and conventionally feed i.e. hand feeding or bowl feeding every day for the rest of the time, then ithe chameleon would still get a varied diet, with a silkworm...

would the gutloading problem be that bad if it is only for two days every 2 weeks. I can gutload the crickets for the rest of the time.....

Hi, this is mainly out of interest. I've seen Carpet Chamelons for sale but can only find limited information about them. I've heard that they are quite hardy, quite small, need high humidity but have a short lifespan only about 3 years. Does anyone know any more about them. They are...

sorry Shelby not Shelly! My mistake! and I also forgot, don't you worry about the feed attacking your Chams if left in there??

Thankyou all so much for your replies. I looked into snakes and thought they looked wonderful but my step father has a phobia and couldn't have snakes in the house even under lock and key. They also live for dramatically large amounts of time 15 years + and as i will be going off to universtity...

asking neighbours and so far everyone have said that they either have a fear of reptiles or would never touch a "creepy crawly" in their words. I've tried explaining about tweezers and feeding bowls and how cool it is to watch a Chamleon feed but so far no joy. :( We are planning on moving...

cheers. i had my suspisions about the pull off legs theory. My mum could prbably check up on a cham for me whilst I'm gone its just the odd occassion when noone will be home. I'll ask my neighbours see what they think bout feeding or at least checking up on them before i go for a cham...

hi, im fifteen and have wanted a chameleon as long as i can remember. i have a friend who keeps a panther called cosmo and she loves him. They're perfect pets for me except I have one problem. I go to my fathers house for 2 days every two weeks and therefore would have to leave my chameleon...