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Woah. Look at the blues on that guy. Excellent photo as usual, thanks for including your hand for a size comparison. Too bad about those purple bars.

Many people are slightly allergic to pineapples and don't know it. Numbness and swelling are common signs.

Shoot me a PM. I think I should grab some off you!

Yackity Sax, hands down. Nothing makes me feel manlier.

Not allowing it to flower is good and all, but would an 16-8 light cycle done 365 days a year have an affect on your chameleon? This all seems quite irrelevent when so many other options are available. You can buy a 4+ foot sheff for like 5-10 bucks.

Jr Members have limited space I think. If you want to upload more pictures, try using a free hosting service such as photobucket. Your dude looks awesome. Good luck with the naming. I like taking real life names and adding "cham" to them. Past examples: Chameleo Estevez Chamelia Earhart

2 more waterbottles and a pin should cover it.

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Some people use bamboo, but honestly, I think it is too slippery, and some species are toxic. Just go with the holy trinity of plants. Shefflera Pothos Ficus https://www.chameleonforums.com/plants/

Because, my other chameleon had no problem climbing the screen, he used branches more often. The smaller screening also allows me to use whatever feeders I want. When used in conjunction with the hardware netting, I get the benefit of larger holes for gripping, while keeping whatever feeders I...

I had a similar problem with my female. My solution was similar to the one above. https://www.chameleonforums.com/chamelia-earhart-new-enclosure-29263/

Depending on the age, a few days of not feeding changes their mind pretty fast.

hahaha, it seems like everyone is preaching to the choir for the most part, so I thought I would spice it up. On a more related note, I love how fat pitbull faces are. They are so cute. Big dogs are the best dogs.

What about Vick's Vapor Rub?

Still available.

Honestly, a lot of chameleons are "secret drinkers". They wait until people leave the room then they lap up the dew from leaves or catch the dripper. You might just have a shy chameleon, they might warm up over time. As long as the urates are good, then your hydration techniques are...

It's all relative in the end. But, I definitely notice a difference in drinking when it comes to duration.

Some chameleons are stimulated to drink by longer misting sessions. Especially in the morning. I would try that. By long I mean like, 5-15 solid minutes of misting. Sometimes it takes 5 just to get mine started, once she does I will continue until she stops, which can be 10 min later...

Ice cubes are a bad way to provide dripping. Chameleons aren't really fond of drinking freezing water like that. Try a cup or a bottle with a pinhole in it. Or make your own with a dripper head from the gardening center. How long do you mist for? The best way to tell is by looking at...