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(I was being sarcastic):)

Never seen a cham walk any other way. Except a hungry cham.

That puts all the hard work I did on my new cage to shame. Excellent work. Love how you set up the drainage. How many coats of varnish did you use?

Answer the questions in the following link and post a few pics. There is obviously a problem in how she is being maintained. Being on the ground is a serious issue. Here's the link: https://www.chameleonforums.com/how-ask-help-66/

She's huge now. 98g as of last night. I can still only get close to her while holding a cup of bugs. Nasty temper, loves to hiss and bite, yet my brother can somehow get her out without any fuss.

Checked out the site too. Are there any easy conversions in Imperial:p. Long live the metric system

You could breed the Maroantsetra to a Nosy Be, or Ambilobe, or Anakaramy, whatever you want. They are all the same species (furcifer pardalis), just different locales. The offspring would have a mixture of features from both locales. It is like dogs in that they are all the same species, they...

I've got a 5 week old male I picked up at an expo yesterday. He'll eventually be living in the unit next to the female once he gets bigger. (He's weighing in at 2.1g now) My cat's about a year old, we used to find him about 3 feet up the side of our patio door, trip to the vet fixed that.

Thought I'd post an update. Over the last week I've managed to sand, stain and seal the wood. One coat of provincial colour stain and three coats of semi-gloss polyurathane. Also fit the screens in. Took about 1 hour for each screen section, including cutting, inserting, putting the spline...

Just got back from the Mississauga show today. Managed to get enough feeders to last a few months and added a new cham to the collection. They really need a bigger venue though. There's not enough space to actually enjoy it. You get in knowing what you need and you leave. It's kind of a...

I look at her (seriously) or when she sees my sister's camera

The cage she's in right now is 2' tall. Finished sanding the thing down today. Stain is going on in the morning. Should be sealed by Wednesday. Might be some changes to step 4 though. The xbox decided that today would be a good day to bug out. Looks like I'll be on my third before the end...

Actually the "Compact Top" is used for for compact fluorescent bulbs. The "Dual Top" is for linear UV tubes and a halogen spotlight. So yes, get rid of the compact UV bulbs. http://www.exo-terra.com/en/products/fixtures_info.php

Local petstore had a uromastyx with a bite on it. At least I thought it was a bite, until the bug that had made its home in the uromastyx came out. It's not a pretty sight. Take the crickets out. Even if you disturb the cham, it will thank you later.

As some of you may remember, I originally had a post about an enclosure I was building sometime back in November. (damn that was long ago) Finally started to work on this weekend. The setup will be built over the next few months as time and money allow but will be built in three phases...

He looks a little top heavy:p

What about 1680 x 1050, some of us laptop guys are tired of having everything distorted. I'll try to get a picture or two though. Great Idea BTW.

You asked this yesterday, the thread is still on the Main Page. I don't think this warranted a new thread. You should have kept everything in the first one. And you still have yet to fill out the how to ask for help questionnaire.

I only found it because everyone else said the eye was open. Excellent hiding spot.

Petstore that I go to is family run. It's odd, when the first started out they hired the manager from a local PetValu, and a few local kids. The store was small, but everything was kept in great shape. Then they expanded and moved. They stopped hiring local kids due to rising thefts, but...