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Make handling a treat. Every time I handled an aggressive cham, I would take a walk outside into the sunshine. Do this for about a week or two and watch as an angry chameleon turns into a tolerant angry chameleon. Thats about as good as it gets. They come around in time, but they need to...

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Look at the base of the tail, its a dude. I estimate about 4 months old too. Good looking panther man.

This ties into my earlier thread, but I thought I would make a new one. As I mentioned I had a clutch of new Xantholophus Jacksons. Now, I know many breeders that will not bother the neonates as they are being dropped, but in my experience, I do intervene. One thing that I think should be known...

Yes, believe it or not, I use a Sharpy. I have never had any troubles.

In the shower, with no soap. I just scrub each leaf roughly with my fingers. I have used antibacterial soap before, but lately I have not bothered and it has been fine.

Small edible kinds...

Im totally down for this...except you need to change the name to: "Vigilants Army of Slaves" You all need to come down to Cali. and I will require weekly donations of $100 from each member. So... are we good? Hehe, jk people. OP good luck with the club.

I don't usually make threads...Still, I thought most of you members would appreciate this news. This is the first time that dates have crossed so closely. Ambilobe Panthers (Blue Bars), High Turquoise Veiled, and Xantholophus Jacksons...The Panthers were hatched on 7/25, the Veiled started...

Hmmm...Since you are dividing it, I would advise making it a foot wider. That way each side is getting at least 2 feet of width. If your chams are still growing, then go ahead and build it with the idea that they will need an upgrade within a year. I have enclosures of all dimensions and sizes...

Hehe, the R/T...I have a 5.9 too. Shes red and was a real looker back when she was new.

Muahaha! I slave out my chameleons and make them build their own cages! Minions! TO WORK! OP building a cage is easy and time consuming. Check youtube, there are plenty of step by step videos.

Ive been using Flukers, many on the forum here think its terrible, but my cricket colony is fat and my chams are healthy. Still, I only buy it when its on sale. Usually, since I have fruit trees that overflow, I just drop in whatever is in season. Right now for example, my crickets are on a diet...

Nameless is a cool name.

I realize that, but what I meant to say is that it is hard to find 1/4 inch in vinyl or PVC coated. I can find 1 inch, maybe even 1/2 inch, but 1/4 inch is never found. They sell it online, but with shipping costs, I spend about as much or more than I would buying mats. for a regular enclosure...

Try Azura, Ivan, Napoleon, He-Man, Skeletor, Cpt. America or some other equally heroic name. Please do not use Rango...Every other chameleon this side of the hemisphere is named Rango. Don't subject your poor chameleon to the name Rango, he will be mocked and bullied at school. All the other...

The problem I have with these tubes is the galvanized mesh. I have always had the feeling that extended use can damage chameleon feet. Aquamesh seems like a safer alternative, but they do not offer 1/4 inch. I used 3 of these cages as a trial run a few years ago...One of my chameleons developed...

... I have read through his history and he seems like a legit forum-member, but I cant shake the feeling that this seems like a troll post. Really? Time to kick a stone and walk away with your hands in your pockets? Shoot, darn, drat, and shucks folks? Sorry OP, but you need to have some...

If its true I feel bad for the cham and its owner...If its not...aaaah...Welcome to the internet people. Where everyone is a tacti-cool medic superhero vet. Women are men, men are fat men, and advice isnt worth a thing...unless its suspected to not be followed. At which point, all the...

Currently: Multiple Veiled, Panther and Jackson chams. Dogs, Cats, Tortoise, Parrots. Once owned: Chinchillas, Horses, Goats, Hogs, Chickens, Squirrels, Parakeets, More dogs and cats, Salamanders, Toads, Koi Fish, Snakes and Tarantulas*shudders*, Turtles, and one angry possum...