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Yeap.. i can't wait to get more......:)

I have 2 right now. A few years ago I had 5 adults, Panthers and Fischers and too many eggs and babies to count. It was wonderful and I'm "restocking" my Cham supply now. I can not think of a better hobby than animals as you are caring for something other than yourself. You are researching the...

So sorry to hear about your little guy. I have to say from experience it's key not to give up. What's on your side is he is in your room...someplace. I've lost mine several times do to my husband putting them outside when i was working to show his friends and then forget them....I always found...

It's a great collection!! I have always wanted a koi pond. It's been on my wish list for years. But I see I'm in good company here with the pet lists. I have: 1.1 Jackson's Chameleon 1.1.2 Giant Madagascar Gecko and incubating eggs 4.6.6 Crested Gecko's and incubating eggs 2.2 Red Eared...

Mulberry is great. I can get cricket of all sized locally so I don't order them online but Mulberry is wonderful for everything else.

It' always so hard when we lose one. I'm so very sorry. Thank you for sharing your story with us.

You are a wonderful person for taking this helpless creature into your home and your heart . It will be a long road to recovery but I'm confident the little guy will make it in your care.

And good luck and enjoy them!!

I don't know how big your cage is but normally Chams do best when separated. They are still young so I'd say watch them closely. Make sure they are eating and drinking...Jackson's stress quickly so i'd be concerned about the girl. These guys just need time to get used to things. But be prepared...

I agree with the separate cages. Make sure the girl cant see the boy. My girl Jackson was the same age and she got got freaked out when the wind blew or I just looked at her. And try warm water when you mist them. And try not to actually mist her if she moves away from it. Just mist from above...

Don't be...thanks ..ill read them!!!

I tell myself I'm going to add some of the Repashy gutload to my superworms but have not as yet. I think that would work great.

I use the bug burger. So simple.

My Jackson's live outside. As a Montane species I don't want to over supplement them. The Repashy products r new and I haven't been using them long enuf on my Jackson's to know what's a great system. They don't have a product marked, "For Montane Species living outside". So I use the Calcium...

I have a lot of reps to feed..the bug burger is easy..and clean!!! So far the Repashy products are great...I'm just being careful with my Jackson's..

I thot it was the red light that reps don't see....I've used them(a red light) before for night viewing on several species without problems...they all slept. I really don't think the lights disturbed them. White light of any degree will wake them up.

im sorry...i just re read your post...the biggest cage you can manage is the answer. I didn't see a cage so i was thinking maybe you were going to free range him...so i suggested another tree. I'd still go taller. Meller's get so big and the branches need to be able to support his size and weight.

I have never had a Meller's but I'd say with their size the whole thing needs to be taller and I'd attach another tree to it so he has someplace to go rather than just stuck on the one tree. Your creating an environment he wants to stay in so give him paths to navigate and places to go... It's...

Welcome. I don't want to discourage you from having a Cham, but I would not say they are a starter reptile. Chameleon's are not a forgiving pet to keep. Demanding, expensive for original costs and set up(compared to other reptiles), they need quiet space and a time commitment for misting and...

i had no idea i had chameleon loving neighbors:)