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Here is a pic of cameal, she seems to have gotten a little fat. Here is a pic of her outside the other day I got her from petsmart on july 2, so its been a little over a month since i've had and since then she has shedded 3 times and more than doubled in size :eek:. She eats like there is...

what cham did you get?

man the parsons chameleons are pretty expensive o.o

nice whats the average lifespan of the oustalets?

hes pretty big, is he a spiny cham? what do you feed that tiny dinosaur lol

found mine at walmart

try giving your crickets some grapes, they love it and it makes them extra juicy

the one that came locally in my area was pretty good other than seeing tons of snakes and geckos being sold in cups, the chameleons other than some sub adults being placed in the same cage were treated pretty nicely. All the breeders I talked too was pretty informative about they animals they...

dubias are always a good choice

try misting the ground in the morning, my vield wont poop unless the ground is wet, after a good misting she will climb her vines to the bottom, see that its wet turn around, poop, then climb back up. luckily for my she does it near the door. easy clean up for me

if you have problems selling them, ill cover shipping and take one, never had a panther chameleon before :)

Thinking about getting a second chameleon soon. It seems most have a lifespan of an average 5+ years, is there any species that live longer? was looking into the giant spiny chameleon because they are said to live 7+ years?

sweet potato, apple, and carrots are my choice of gutloads to keep a large batch of crickets alive. those thread dont dry out too fast like leafy greens do. hydration i rely on homemade water gels

every night before i sleep i do the same thing incase bacteria has been breeding allday cant let my little girl get sick another one to add to the list keeping up with atleast 3 different feeders feeding/cleaning crickets, dubias, hornworms, and catching random grasshoppers in the yard...

hols look pretty big, how are you gonna keep crickets in?

cameal having a little outside fun :) when i first got her, a month ago. shes more than doubled in size and shedded three times since then

I have this problem with my feeder bin i keep outside, my solution was water ants cant cross water so the bin sat in a slight larger bin that had some water in it. my crickets are protected by a mote :D

cup feeding would make it easier for them to get food and less escapies

i actually am curious about this too, my two veilds ive had had this too including my current juvenile

no its better to get the young ones started because they seem to get more stubborn older lol. as long as the little guy can see them hell go for it