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Wow You are a knock out to say the very least.

Check this link for true facts about the chameleon, hilarious.;) http://youtu.be/UR_byRbXxvs

Ok I joined this forum for perspective and the consensus is separation and as such I will separate them this weekend. I will keep everyone posted on their hopefully continued success.

So far so good rest assure should a problem arise a separate enclosure is readily available, but as of yet they appear fine, eating well weight appropriate, clean vents, firm waste, appropriate color well hydrated.

Yes absolutely. This couple has been together for a year with no trouble.

Here is my Jackson female. Here's my Jackson female, she is healthy gal and the couple get along well for reptiles. Occasionally the male bobs his head at her and she looks at him I have observed no breeding activity yet but some things happen behind closed doors. ;)

Sambava Panther male This is my Sambava Panther male, not the friendliest fella, my Nosee Bee was far more interactive than this guy.

More pics More pics of my chameleons

These are my Chameleons. I have had the male Jackson the longest of the three. The Jacksons are kept separately from the panther, despite what I have read, the Jacksons get along quite well as the male does not harass the female with romantic attempts and both are robust and eat well. All are...

Cool art Very cool. How did you find this artist?