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GUYS GUYS!!!! you got a link to the show wasnt aware and might go if i have even a 1% chance of getting what i want!!!! :D

I have had trouble finding Pygmys too!!!! :(

Theres no Flouride if im correct but a lot of other metals that can harm them. Get some water confditioner thats what i use. Pretty cheap too.....:)

Does anyone know of any for sale in the UK...... Struggling to find any! :)

I can't comment on the US but i can in the UK. There are like 52 states in the us and you only have like 4 or 5..... There are none in the UK that i know of so i would definately have to agree!!! Like i said unless they SPECIALISE in CHAMELEONS they aren't much use.

Being a Vet really doesnt help that much...The thing with herps is they are very hard to keep and no one way is the best its what works for you. SOme of the senior guys on here have far more EXPERIENCE than vets.... They just dont hold the qualification (which in my opinion mean very little...

Stunning Cham!!! he really is a good looker!! :)

Im hoping someone can answer this...... I wanna know :)

I knaoe how upsetting this can be!!! I lost my REX after 4 years two days ago....... My heart goes out to ya! :(

I hear you dude!!!! But its a fine line between does the cham (that has already been taken from the wild!!!) go to an owner who has experience or someone who has little experience. I dont condone this at al!!!!!!!! but i glad it has gone to someone who knows how to care for chams But i DO...

Thanks..... She is as soft as a brush also! Never hissed at me :)

https://www.chameleonforums.com/my-little-girl-today-45346/ See this thread. The one where she is orange is her being recpetive the other is of her being gravid (although she isnt black, when you take her out of the Viv she changes dark black.)

Shes a funny one..... Caught in a really funny position swingin from the mister this morning. Then she made a dash for the bed!!!! :)

A good rule is anything that roughly fits between their eyes. Although like you said in the wild they will catch things bigger, why even give them the chance at choking thats just poor management :)

Love the Veiled hes a Stunner!

how old is your cham? and what Locale?

I would say the smaller the better for the next few weeks. Small and often is best to be sure he/she does not choke on any :)

I use a wheelie bin filled with play sand. Im not sure if you guys have wheelie bins but as the name suggests they are a bin about 2.5ft tall with wheels on :)

Well done.... looks really good! :D

love it! lol...... I was thinking a similar thing the other day.... Good to have a rant sometimes :)