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She is so beautiful!

That is awesome!! Your chams are very lucky to have such great parents!!:)

Very nice!

Very nice!

Thank you!

I would love to see a blog on how to raise silk worms as i am planning on trying to raise my own

No. when you mix it with boiling water and then let it cool, it turns into a gel that keeps them nourished and hydrated.

I was wanting to here what people recommend for supplementing newly hatched panthers with and hoe often

update Thanks for the tips guys! Lat night when i went to feed my baby chams, they went crazy! It was like the shootout out O.K corral!!

Thanks for the tips! Anyone else have any advice our suggestions?

let me know if you need any additional information.

Hi, guys. I need help with my hatchling panther chameleon set up. My basking temperature is about 84. I do have reptisun 5.0 florescent lights, but I took them off for a better shot of the cage. I am feeding them fruitflies and pinhead crickets. The feeders keep falling to the bottom of the...

Hi everyone. I have to order some screen cages for my upcoming little ones. Which cages do yall think are made better, DIY or LLL reptile screen cages. And waht in your opinion makes your choice better. Thanks for the help!

all i can say is that after giving her some of the cod liver oil her eyes opened

I been having issues with the repashy all in one. I also use bug burger to gutlaod my crix. My female has been having eye over a couple of months. I waited until she laid her second clutch before i took her to the vet. she had been keeping her eyes closed. a blind chameleon can't hunt so i have...

Thanks y'all!

I was wondering if anyone could tell me how fresh the poo needed to be as I have an early vet appt and I have to drive a couple of hours to get there.

Sings of a uri including opening of the mouth, bubbles coming from the nose, and wheezing. That is not a conclusive list is am sure

I have read were it can be beneficial to feed 1 per month as it is a good source of iron but i have never tried it. This advice came from a The chameleon news ezine site interview. I cannot remember the man's name, only that he is a well respected academic and breeder of chameleons.

The book is ok. It gives a general overview of panthers, veiled and parson's chameleons. This book is pretty good also:http://www.amazon.com/Chameleons-Breeding-Linda-J-Davison/dp/0888393539/. I have yet to find a really good book on chams so my advice would be to get a couple different ones...