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    sex and age issues

    Agreed. Male.
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    Identification Challenge

    Looks like Kinyongia. I'm going to say, K. oxyrhina. EDIT: Is she gravid?!
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    Elliot babies

    Awesome, way to go! Are these from Nick Mole, from the recent Uganda shipment?
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    canadian dew worms

    Really? I've herd the contrary from other keepers on this forum (can't recollect who). Are they not a nutrient-packed feeder?
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    Other than chams, what pets do you enjoy

    Phelsuma!!!
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    open top??

    https://www.chameleonforums.com/my-almost-finished-open-air-enclosure-20676/
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    open top??

    It's a good question. Yeah, if you were to have a 3x3 footprint, that would most defiantly work. Have you considered what to use for substrate? Impaction? When you say 2'' tall, do you mean the wall or the ficus? I would suggest a couple large plants, but not ficus; they seem to be a little...
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    open top??

    It could work. If done correctly, I think it'd look beautiful! How do you plan on giving him sufficient lighting (UV, heat)?
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    Expensive Veiled

    Have those been there a while? I was visiting Dubai mid-March and saw those guys in Animal world. I didn't inquire to the price- but that place has always been overpriced. I bought a Ch. gracilis for 500 Dirhahams. My Chilean rose hair tarantula was 650 Dirhams! Anyway, It's not offen...
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    San Mateo Reptile Show Video

    Wow. Some of the best footage I've ever seen! Thank you,
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    How does her inclosure look?

    Looks OK. Though, I'd add some more branches with varying widths. I'd also add another live plant. What are you using for lighting? How often do you mist her?
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    how many pygmies?

    Agreed. Beared pygmy chameleons, R. brevicaudatus, are best suited for "beginners". They seem to be more durable, in the sense they can handle husbandry infractions better then other species.
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    Small Yellow Bump?

    I don't know what that is. All I can give you is that I had the exact same issue with a WC Ch. gracilis a few years back; when I was still a beginner hobbyist. Also, I'd have to agree with Jannb. Get it checked out. Never hurts to be too careful.
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    Some new Kinyongia

    You have beautiful setups! I assume you keep Phelsuma? What species? Again, beautiful enclosures
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    Pardalis copulation time?

    Right. That's sort of what I thought. Anyway, they're done now :D. Looked to be a success.
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    Pardalis copulation time?

    This will be the first time I've bred "egg-layers", and was wondering how long copulation time is. They've been together for about an hour, and copulating for about 40 minuets. So, my question is, how long does actual mating last in Panther chameleons? Thanks,
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    Gestation for T.Deremensis

    I've heard it can be as short as 3 months. Though, I believe the "average" gestation period is about 4 months.
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    Need help on Calumma boettgeri settings

    Wow. Those C. boettgeri are just absolutely beautiful! It just amazes me the variety, legal or not, you can acquire in Europe! Again, stunning animals.
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    Colorless Panther?

    Indeed. There are.
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    What Can I keep with a Chameleon?

    No. Have you taken into account that they require totally different environments? This would be just one, of many, conflicting factors. Also, I believe you have the wrong name when you refer to "Cape Dwarf" chameleons. To date, there are none in the US or Canada (presuming that's where you're...
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