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same with hornworms here! no way you can find em! at least you have wild grasshoppers in the US, we don't have wild hownworms in Europe :(

i do! it's one of the best feeders you could get, especially for adult chams. :)

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100% agreed! you just need a lot more branches and a couple of REAL plants (possibly pothos) in the upper part of the cage. an umbrella plant at the bottom of the cage would be nice too! your cham is stressed cause he's got almost nowhere to "walk" and/or hide!! no drama, just add a few...

I agree with every word of your post and I'd like to add that free-ranging two or more chameleons of different specie together at the same time it's not a very good idea . it may work for some time but reptiles are quite unpredictable and we tend to remember that only when something goes wrong...

so it's fine to show off WC endangered montane species from africa but not CB furcifer balteatus?? mmh ok :confused: P.s: :D

have you tried reptile forums uk? http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forums/reptile-classifieds-exotics-sale-wanted/

A guy from eastern europe told me that some breeders in his country ( sorry don't remember exactly which one was it :P) used to "pump" veiled females with loads of food and supplements to breed them as young as possible and produce larger clutches . obviously most of these females don't live...

sometimes it's almost scary how much they eat!! :D

sweet!great idea! the exo terra version of that thing ( I think it's called explorarium or something) costs like loads! :cool:;)

as I said before, my female stopped eating her plants as soon as I gave her more water. However, you made a very good point in your last posts so I'll try feeding her veggies with your method and I'll let you know what happens! who knows, maybe I'll end up with a vegan chameleon :) :p

mine used to do the same, just give him a bit more water and he'll eat a lot less of his plants. putting veggies in the food bowl didn't work for me, longer mistings and dripper sessions did. ;) congrats on the first shed, it's amazing how quickly it happens when they're little! :)

I really hope you bred storm2,those genes had to be passed!!!:eek: I'm sorry to hear he's not well! :( I hope he gets better!!!;) how old is he now?

i think these are just her regular colors, recptive would be yellow and blue dots and lines on a green background and gravid would be a similar pattern on a darker background (even black in the presence of a male)

so jealous! mine get so stressed when i move their cages that i only put them outdoors in may and then back in in november. no occasional hours of sunshine for my couple :(

Nice couple! you have some very good looking veileds up there in CZ! congratulations :)

thanks a lot Jen, I'll let you know how my cham reacts to it ! :)

sorry :) veileds

hi Jen thanks for the input I have 2 vivs, a big one and a small one, in the small one (100 x 50 x 50 cm) I have an arcadia 80w all in one bulb (heat and uvb) but I have used it for 6 months now and I am afraid it's losing uvb output so I added a 5% uvb neon tube. I house my female in this viv...

http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/reptile_vision.php how is it? has anyone tried it yet? is it worth buying? I'd like to hear from the "light your reptiles" people :)