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Medford is pretty far from me, but if you wanted to come to Portland sometime, I know all sorts of things that would be fun to do. You can even go herping and find tons of frogs, newts, salamanders, and rubber boas right now. Enjoy your vacation!

But...but....I never burn candles! (how about incense? (I keep it away from all the animals, though!))

I like the top middle one.

I think excess dripping after the system shuts off is more an issue for closed in vivaria (i.e. dart frog tanks) that would be severely waterlogged from the drips. If you have a good drainage system for your chams, it would be a bonus to have the drips rather than a burden, because like Nick...

You know, as a Kansas native and newly born Oregonian with a touch of Nevada thrown in, I can agree. I don't actually know how you manage to keep dogs, let alone chams, in Kansas. I feel like if I were to move back, I would have to order all of my supplies and food online. I guess I am just...

Ha, done! Pm me the bigger details such as what poses, what locales on each, and what sizes you would like :) edit: and any reference photos you would like me to use (or your cham's colors, a certain pose, expression, etc)

Bonus: Capybaras.

Thanks! Please tell Ponders if you do think she would like them. I am thinking that my asking price will start at $5 per charm or $10 for a finished set of earrings. I have had a similar charm on my big clanky keychain for the past 6 months. It has been rolling around in my handbag...

Got mine today as well, thanks Gary!

Hey guys, I thought that you might like to see something I made for a friend. She requested some earrings in the shape of chameleons and capybaras. I finished the capybaras last night and am about to finish the chameleon ones tonight. I still need to put a protective layer of sealant on...

I did miss your sarcasm, I guess. You may want to make it more obvious. :rolleyes:

I am speaking as someone who knows Pam very well personally and has been to her facility multiple times. The Parsons you are talking about were her OWN Parsons. She imported a group with a friend and they were all sold before they even arrived. The two she considered selling were her own pair...

It's Portland. Weirder and funnier things have happened. Here is one of my favorites: Massive and completely random pillowfight in downtown. It ended up being the largest event at Pioneer Square to date. How about Zoobomb? Jump on a bike, any bike (though tiny minibikes are...

Cats are very harmful to the environment and basically any other species around, but what you said here is an overstatement. People are crazy for cats and there aren't really any other animals like them. They are highly domesticated and have been made over thousands of years to be with people...

You know, I could see that backfiring completely- serious keepers who know better (and are probably breeding as well (oh noes!!)), would put their chams outside all the time! Wouldn't that make escape and establishing feral populations ever so much more possible? If they were REALLY smart...

One bad apple ruins the bushel. Say thank you to whoever got a reptile they couldn't care for or didn't want to care for anymore and just...let it go. Alligators, large pythons, and many other non-reptilian creatures are a few prime examples. A reptile is a reptile is a reptile to non...

You know what is really funny and backwards about this law? What pets are the most destructive to ecosystems, native wildlife and breed well ferally? Any guesses? Cats and dogs. What are going to be exempt from this first and foremost? Cats and dogs. :rolleyes:

Heh, we all do it once in a while. The government works in mysterious (stupid) ways. Anything that could live outside for more than a week is potentially "invasive"

http://www.govtrack.us/congress/billtext.xpd?bill=h111-669 From what I see, these all apply to chams, even if in a somewhat roundabout way (what may be a few bugs to you are a big deal and a resource to native species in an ecosystem...it is all a balance!): "(7) the likelihood that the...

They are not in the states (yet?) and a consumer has every right to know where an animal comes from, its parentage, import status and all the other info that a good breeder would have. Would you want to spend $2500 on an animal you know nothing about or one that had a history? Common sense...