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I also contacted the Executive Producer this morning. She promptly emailed me back and said that someone else would contact me on how to purchase the documentary. Waiting for Geta to get back to me now.

Will he take food from your hand? I had to move 2 velieds yesterday. I used a stick and a feeder. I held the feeder far enough so that they had to walk on the stick to get it, I then put them, and the sticks, into the boxes. I think it stressed ME out more than anything.

Check the classifieds on here often. People sometimes practically give supplies away. Maybe also consider building your own cage. It's really not that hard and is cheaper than buying from a retailer. I agree with buying all of the equipment needed before even looking for a cham. Setting up...

I know the feeling all too well. I started with 4 chameleons and very quickly acquired 2 more, then 7 more, and 5 more on the way! oh and one last week. :eek::eek::eek: So 4+2+7+5= I'm crazy! :D I should be banned from all chameleon classified ads.

Offer her food, if she doesn't eat then remove the feeders before lights out.

I agree! He looks great!

I'm going to want an Ambanja, two if they are unrelated! :-) Great photo's, I think I recognize one or two.

I would also check out Dendroboard.com in the classified section.

Here is another video, I like this one! http://www.wimp.com/fibonaccisequence/

Other than the mites causing your cultures to "crash" is there any harm in feeding them out?

Yes, I don't use a light at all because I don't have any live plants in the enclosure. The frog does not need the light. I also don't use any supplement for heat, though her tank is near a heat vent.

She's not a keeper, you better send her out to me ASAP! :D

10 gallon size tank can be his permanent home. They are very "lazy" frogs and rarely move. They will eat anything they can fit into their mouths so make sure you don't put any rocks in his tank or anything he can swallow that isn't digestible. Moist sphagnum for substrate will work just fine. I...

They look great! I especially like the little melleri.

I found this link: https://www.chameleonforums.com/eggbound-dissection-photos-inside-30551/

Laurie, I have not weighed them, I hate so much to disturb them more than I need to but now that you have mentioned it, I might try and get a weight, at least on the female.

I took a short 5 minute video of them breeding today. Enjoy! Most likely I will expose her to the male again tomorrow. http://youtu.be/MrtOYBKK5u8

Should we be considering the effects that it may have on laying females? Is it really enough on it's own to supply females with enough calcium for egg laying? I ask because I have been using it, and my female broke her leg due to using calcium from her bones for her eggs. Surely there are...

I am currently breeding or at least trying to breed: Crickets, Silk Worms, Flightless Fruit Flies, Bean Beetles, Dubia Roaches, Hissing Roaches, Question Mark Roaches, and Green Banana Roaches. Also~ Springtails and Isopods(for frogs) I'm going to try mantids soon. Anything else I should try?

Yes, I have been thinking about all of that. The UVB is around 3 months old. I have only had the chameleon about that long. I had been using Repashy Calcium Plus for dusting. Now I am going to switch back to rep-cal/herptivite. All of this talk about Repashy and nobody has mentioned how it will...