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Twist off the skinny part of the back leg lol....i do that in Lambeau's free range feeder bucket, that way the little buggers cant jump out ,, muahhahaha:D

I have been following several posts on the egg hatching process for many chameleon species. I was wondering out of simply because i'm curious. "why does it take so long for chameleon eggs to develop"?

wow that is a great deal!!!, im not sure i have the right stuff to house them, do you house them like crickets/ gutload them, i have never done them before, i house crickets in a trashcan with egg carton etc.. screen lid, and feed them variations of gutload mixtures, same with dubias?

I currently feed, crickets, silkworms and waxworms to my male veiled Lambeau. I have been looking around online and there are currently great prices on feeders right now!!, so i was wondering if anyone had suggestions, it can be anything, as long as its staple, or cham safe..

Hemipenal Prolapse, Cover it it with KY jelly untill you get to the vet, that should help prevent it from drying up or becoming infected

I just wanted to add to this Thread- Riven you are going above and beyond, and i really respect you for your efforts

So i have brought the temp down about 4 degrees, a ambient in his basking temp of about 89-92 max degrees, i took him outside for a hour to let him bask in the sunlight and he did in fact display a open mouth (not a wide open mouth, just cracked about a 1/4 of a inch) his appetite seems normal...

Shut that damn door!!! ;)

Im sorry your having a bad day Syn :( sorry to hear about your father, he is actually due for a shed anytime now so it may be a good assumption...i fear i was cooking him :( my Lambeau is like family, no different from the dogs..i just get paranoid and have been known to leap to the vets without...

I have moved his light upward about a inch, his basking gauge hasn't dropped yet but should in a few im assuming. I suppose i should add that we mad ethe adjustment with the bulbs when we got a new UVB light about a week ago, because the winter temps are comming and the ambient temps have been...

would that explain his frequent jolts down the tree, its behavior he has never exhibited before ?

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled Chameleon (Male) 5 Months old Handling - 3 Times a week depending on his mood Feeding - 10 crickets a day 5 morn/ 5 mid afternoon sometimes more) Variations of Veggies for gutload along with some Cricket Crack and Fluckers cricket quencher) Supplements...

http://www.flchams.com/veiled-chameleon-morph-for-sale.asp?id=102641 they are selling translucent chams, it must not be that rare

Love the setup!!, ya i agree she is on the thinner side, i would definitely beef her up a bit. In her favor she doesnt look to have any signs of the classic MBD from poor husbandry at the Pet shop, so that's a good thing. I wanted to add that she looks like she is retaining a shed, this could be...

PLEASE FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING AND INCLUDE PIC IN RESPONSE (note-sometimes chameleons stress in a new enclosure and show darker colors while stressed, as long as your husbandry and care is correct you may want to wait about a week before getting to worried, as some chams take a week or two to...

no fear my friend , That is a Crane Fly, harmless, it actually does not feed as a adult, it merely only flys around, mates, and lays eggs in soil. We have them all over where im from. :D your welcome

As requested by Pilotman :D, i give you, the Vanthereiled new breed

Ladies and Gentleman, the rare and never before captured on film (Vanthereiled):D

im totally gonna try and photoshop something like that and post it to this thread just for fun, lol