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I order my crickets in bulk from a well known cricket supplier. I order 5,000 (three different sizes) the week before last, and had to completely clean, change and sterilize everything in the bins and the bins themselves every two days, and they were still dying left and right. E-mailed the...

LOL!! This story made my day!!

They are SO cute!!! I wouldn't went to go to work and leave them either - I would probably just sit and watch them all day!! Congrats on such a healthy looking bunch of babies!

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Go to this website: http://raisingkittytheveiledchameleon.blogspot.com/ You can successfully raise a female veiled without her laying an unfertile clutch. I have a 16 month old female that has just laid her first clutch after I bred her with my male. I have had her since she was 5 months...

I have four velieds and would never house them together.

Poor girl - she's probably thinking "Pop me with a fork, I'm done"!!! It can't be too much longer - please post pics of your tiny ones when the big event happens. Safe delivery thoughts for your little momma!

Thank you so much! I have had Ms. Smegel, my female, since she was a baby, and have waited until now (she is almost 16 months old) to breed. I thought I would be prepared, but like I said, she laid exactly 21 days after mating instead of the customary 30-40 days. On March 15, I had an ulcer...

I bred a pair of my veileds not too long ago and my female layed her eggs tonight (Friday, 3/26)- almost a week earlier than everything I've read/researched said she would. In fact, she had an appointment at the vet at 10:30 in the a.m. (Saturday) because you could start to see the outline of...

Sold This little guy is sold. Thank you Alex!

Found and purchased my female carpet cham, but definitely still looking for a male rudis. Thanks!!!!

I have an extremely aggressive male veiled, amazingly beautiful turquoise and yellow, but Mr. Hateful @ss all the way! My female was that way when I first got her, but with very patient hand feeding she will know let me do whatever I need to do cleaning wise without the slightest hiss and I...

I started with veileds (have four now) and moved to carpets (three) and my last little jewel to the bunch is Mary - a female red-jeweled rudis. I don't have panthers (yet!) but when I do my first into that realm will be a nosy be or blue barred ambanja. I guess I would ask if you have any...

Since I've had more than a few people say they want him, then days later respond to MY e-mails that they decided to buy another type of cham and didn't bother to let me know, after I've passed on other buyers, this little guy is still for sale. Because of the above, contact me ONLY if you are...

Welcome to the Board Chamili and congrats on the new cham. I would truly be more concerned about getting his health on track than anything else right now. PLEASE, for his sake and his future do some extensive research and get him to a vet. Spending money on a vet visit instead of running out...

Very nice indeed, Chad! I also purchased the kit you first referred to, and found it very disappointing. I took the easy way out and took my 10 and 20 gallon breeder tanks and transformed them. I had 3" pieces of plexiglass cut, sanded down the edges and installed them in the very front...

You've definitely made your ten minutes of fame! All kidding aside, your article was great and this cham lover sincerely appreciates your effort and work!

I am looking for a male rudis cham as a mate for my female red-jeweled rudis. I am also looking for a female carpet chameleon. Please PM with any leads! Thank you very much.

I have a male CB carpet chameleon that I purchased as a "female" mate for my existing male carpet. Alas, Rosie has turned out to be Rodger! Local pick up preferred (Kansas City area) but will consider shipping. Asking $100 (plus shipping). Please PM me with any questions. Thanks!

Great shots! I never get tired of watching my chams eat. Those amazing tongues are so cool to watch! I admire (and envy) your photography skills!