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that's incredible, such unique and well done work :eek:

assuming you don't have pygmys, absolutely nothing works very well or for clean up as you go a few paper towels at the bottom works. mainly just don't use anything that could be ingested by your cham, get in its eye, hold/hide stagnant water, etc.

But I would walk 500 miles And I would walk 500 more

Yeh, in that thread they mention a trend with fish flakes as a gut load and problems with swelling/gout, that could possibly be what's going on.

?!?!?!?!? I may not have been around here that long but I have NEVER seen ankles/legs look like that before other than where there has been problems are you serious????? Those look bad...

Hopefully someone more knowledgeable will come along to help you out, I have only been heavily researching chameleons since the summer and do not know much about health problems other than the less serious/more common ones. I just know that swelling is not normal, whether it is serious or is...

Sorry that I don't have any advice about the aforementioned problems, but I'm curious about something else - in the last pic his back "ankle" looks really swollen. Just wondering, sorry if you are already aware.

exactly, the one thing I did ask them to do was to try to raise the cage off the floor a bit. they have a couple lemurs too that are not for sale that seem pretty content with their enclosure and they also had a huge iguana that they rescued from some cruel owner and are nursing it back to...

So while visiting my girlfriend at Tech here in lubbock we went to a local pet store: Pets Plus, and to my amazement the veiled chameleon they had was in a 24x24x48 from LLL and not only that it had a big dripper, heat lamp with regular house bulb, linear UVB, live plant with vines all the way...

I actually worked in AirCargo at the DFW airport so needless to say one of their largest hubs and I can tell you from personal experince the VAST MAJORITY of their packages go through unchecked, they even told us in training the only way they have found such packages is, for example, a crocodile...

Amazing photos! I love how in the second pic you can really see how dark his "eyebrows" are.. makes him look even angrier lol. Nice job

Sorry, was distracted while typing my post and hadn't seen the other ones.

Nice digs and such a cool cham, I just started reading into and looking up pics of rudis they are sooo cool and from what it seems somewhat rare that is awesome that you have him although I'm sure the circumstances are tough. One thing though, do you have a linear UVB bulb from him I tried to...

Don't be mistaken, there are instances where it can be profitable, HOWEVER, the majority of the time if there even is a profit it will not be that much. You need to consider the costs of raising all those little chams for atleast 2 months.... very expensive so keep that in mind. (forgot to...

mill HERBS huh...:D haha im sure its for cooking but couldnt help it

White means he is hydrated, as it goes from white to orange- he is less so.

haha, just to let you know the link will not work as you are attempting to lead ppl to YOUR actual email and inbox lol, unless you are going to be giving your log-in information as well :eek: we will not be able to see it. try saving the pic and uploading it :)

Just to share experience and I know every experience/animal differs greatly but I live in Texas and got my panther cham from them and couldn't have been more pleased with the entire transaction and this was during the summer when temps were very high here in texas and he arrived not only safely...

while you are logged in and looking in this thread look above where it says Post Reply, just above that is "User CP", click on it and then along the left hand side of the new page under "Your Profile" you can "Edit Profile Picture" and then below that under the category "Settings & Options" you...

OMG lmao, indeed mightily on that one, nothing like a little glitter in your eye to put that certain glimmer in your eye!