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Do bitans always look, no offense grey? I have seen plenty pictures of ellioti, rudis, and a couple other small chams with awesome colors. It's not a requirement of mine but it definitely would be a perk. I still love my dwarfs no matter how plainly colored they are. Another two more questions...

I was wondering if anyone could provide me with a few pictures of these guys. *cough*trace*cough*. I am thinking of getting a pair as well as a pair of ellioti very soon. From what I understand bitans can be kept in the same fashion ellioti and rudis. Is this true? Thanks Danny

I doubt it they usually don't move enou

You guys are forgetting the key element in why Cb chams and other animals can not be put back into the wild. They have to go back to their correct habitat and that habitat needs to be set aside to provide future protection for the animals. As more of Madagascar is being logged, switched over to...

I would definitely change out your substrate to a dirt based one. Bark has poor water absorbtion quality, which will mean your substrate will either be flooded or pretty dry. It is also make for a very poor nesting site, as it would be very diffucult for the brevi to dig in the bark and...

Thanks for the help Danny

So I recieved 1.2 temporalis and 0.2 brevs from FLchams a little over a month ago and they were all doing well. The temporalis were/are being housed together in a 10g quarintine tank, the is set up with lot of sticks and leaf litter with shallow soil. They have been doing quite well eating and...

Thanks for the info, just one more question how big of cages do you house them in. I have three cages ready to go right that are 12x18x30, so I have seperate housing for quaritine and if they begin to fight, but I am going to try and house the females together. How hard are the babies to raise...

Hi all, I am new to the forum and fairly new to chameleons. I have been working with dartfrogs since 2000, geckos since 03 and most recently chameleons for the last 2 months or so. Right now I have 1.3 R. Brevicaudatus and 1.2 temporalis, all are doing great, eating and drinking regularily...