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These guys were hatched the week of July 4th

Baby pics. Here is a pic of a feisty little boy.

Very rare find!!! 3 1/2 months old, Very well established and extremely social. Between being handled every day and at least one hour of free range roam time daily these guys are far from shy. Daddy was over 300 grams (very big boy), $250.00/males, $200.00/females These guys are special to me...

I was cleaning my mountain horn cage and found eggs. Unfortunately they were disturbed and I dont know which way they were laying. I candled them and they look fertile but I dont know if I should put them with the yolk up or down does anyone have any idea.

I have a panther with an uri. Took to vet and have him on injectible baytril but am wondering what else I can do that can insure a recovery and help him along. The vets out east are very basic when it comes to cameleons and they are more medically experienced but I need some advice on good old...

Someone told me the eggs are usually smaller and less firm which makes it harder for them to push out which increases the chance for being eggbound. Is there no real proof or truth to that?

Does it make a difference for a chameleon when laying if the eggs are fertile or not?

Skittles- panther cross Skeeter- panther cross Thorn- Jackson Rosie- Jackson Hatchet- veiled Peaches- sambava Nala- sambava Turk- panther And other non-chameleon species are: Butch- bearded Casanova- silkback bearded Sara- bearded Ragu & Prego- my frills Spike- Malaysian mountain...

Beautiful babies I have a frosten ( French bulldog & Boston terrier) she is the youngest of the three dogs I have but the most obedient and loyal, a little on the sensitive side though. Love them!

I did inform the guy. Unfortunately he did not change his description until they all sold out. So I know there are alot of people and babies going through the same thing." I think I am just as stressed as pickles".