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Didn't know this. It's a new chameleon so obviously its a new UVB bulb too. He does spend a lot of time close to it since he basks a lot and I put it near the basking spot. I'll move it away some. I make sure he finds his food since I put it in his favorite spots and then watch him eat. I...

Chameleon Info: * Ambilobe 4 months old according to the breeder. I've had it about a month and I think its true age is closer to 3 months. * Handling - 1-2x week * Feeding - crickets fed with water crystals and flukers high calcium gutload. from time to time I'll throw something like carrots...

I would not recommend for someone who likes animals to work at petsmart. I worked there in high school and it was terribly depressing. The store I worked at was actually one of the better ones too. You'll be shocked by how many dead animals you have to deal with, how incredibly stupid most of...

I'll take a look at him tomorrow when he's up. Do any of the other pics show bowing to be concerned about? He was stretched out and in the process of turning around for that one. I am a novice so it is hard for me to tell how straight his leg should be. About a week ago, I noticed he was...

Please be more specific about what would make you say this. I have the proper light and have been supplementing with calcium, D3 calcium, and a multivitamin. Is it something you see in the first, older picture too or does it look like it developed in the month?

BB ambilobe. He's allegedly over 4 months old but I think he's more like 3-3.5.

They could also be harmless bruises which will go away in a couple days.

When I got him, he was only a Level One Chameleon: Now, after a month, he has finally survived the rite of passage to become a Level Two Chameleon.

After researching fairly extensively when I got my cham, it seems like the three common harmful substances that could be in your tap are chlorine, chloramines, and flouride. The chlorine/chloramines can be easily removed with reptisafe or a brita filter. I did not find a feasible way to remove...

Ever since I got my mist king, this schleffera has been getting way overwatered. I tried repotting it in a mix of sand and coconut husk that I saw in another thread but that didn't help much. Also tried working some saran wrap over the pit but I couldn't really position it to be effective. Any...

I botched my first attempt at a milk jug feeder so I just made one from a pringles can.

He looks a lot like my jigsaw who is a blue bar...looks way older though even though mine is supposed to be 4 months now. Is he only 4 months or more like 4 months and a couple weeks? I think I got a 2 month panther sold as a 3 month.:(

rofl, that picture makes him look the size of a housecat.

The basking spot is pretty close. There's a branch with a curve in it that will easily let him move between the 5-8 inch range. He actually spends a fair amount of time crawling around upside down on the ceiling and will sometimes stop directly under the bulb to bask. That would seem to be an...

Well, I had to go ahead and put my 3.5-4 month old panther in his adult-size cage due to drainage issues. Previously the cage was about 30x24x24 because I raised the floor with a upside down laundry basket. Now I've gone ahead and put a sterilite drawer on the bottom, with holes drilled through...

Just get the starter kit and the digital seconds timer, and some sort of wedge to mount the nozzle if it's not included in the starter kit.

Is that 2.5 month old male really 7 inches long? I'm starting to think mine was younger than claimed...probably isn't that long yet and he should be 3.5 now. Those are some good looking panthers.

Wow, that does NOT look like a baby chameleon!

I've looked around and I was thinking of getting the Rebel XS or XSi. Is the kit lens something my wife would probably want or do I not need it? I found the old lenses and they are: EF 75-300mm 1:4 - 5:6 (I think she paid like $200 for it 10-15 years ago) 28-80mm (I think this one came with...

They look more like dinosaurs than chameleons.