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Mental colours for 3months!

I get my locusts from http://www.thelivefoodwarehouse.co.uk/ Never had a delivery arrive late yet, neither with any dead ones.

Stunning colours for a female

I'm in Manchester!

Sounds like sperm. My chams often have sperm that comes out with their poo

Usually my Chams yawns are followed by a body stretch and a quick twist of their body.

How easy/hard are they to raise? I want to get some eggs or small silkworms and grow them on - however I have no clue on how to do this successfully. Can anyone provide a guide and comment on the difficulty level?

Ouch, poor guy that looks sore! A vet visit is needed ASAP.

Where abouts In the uk are you?

He is a blue bar Ambilobe!

My panther is about 10months old. He is from a UK breeder called Muji. His sire is Mr.Jingles on their website. http://chameleonworldmuji.co.uk/

Thanks guys!

A few snaps from yesterday. Still figuring out the settings on my new camera...

I use the Reptibreeze XL's for my Chams. They are great and Surrey Pet Supplies do them at the best price. Air flow is the key thing. Many glass/wooden vivariums can lead to illness for the Chameleon if the necessary ventilation isnt provided. People that struggle with humidity attach things...

I found the macro mode! Here a couple of shots so far - it produces some great pictures.

I can relate to this. My panther half fired up the other day when he saw a pair of feeding tongues for the first time. He only dropped the chin slightly though. Other than that nothing has ever pissed him off. My Yemen is a totally different story though!

Cheers guys. Still not found the ''macro setting". It may be called something different on this camera or maybe needs configuring manually. I also need to actually read the instructions too - perhaps that may shed some light. I will be researching properly tomorrow and hopefully start snapping...

I picked up my camera this evening. I must say there is a serious amount of settings on this thing! Wowsers! First stop is the automatic mode for me. However I would like to explore a bit and get some high quality close ups if possible. With me being new to the technical side of photography -...

I have gone with the LX5. It was a little more than I intended to pay, however I see it as a good investment and I only want to "buy once". Thanks for all help and advice folks.