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I would assume they probably have much better eyesite than humans. Their survival is very dependant on sight. Lets face it most birds, mammals, and snakes could easily overpower a cham, their only real defense is their ability to hide. They have to spot their prey before it spots them, their not...

ha ha, just started on long island, can't wait for spring.

Yoshi the prevert has been up to no good lately. <a href="http://s4.photobucket.com/albums/y123/james_ny/?action=view&amp;current=272.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y123/james_ny/272.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

you have to humour your parents, she probably thinks your a know it all who never listens to her. The pressure of raising a family and providing food, cllothing and shelter for them can turn them into monsters. You'll understand when your old and grey.

"I'm actually quite surprised at these responses. I would think people with so many posts and thus knowledge/experience would know that by NOT feeding our chameleons other reptiles is HARMING them." I don't believe this to be the case. How someone could make this call without data/proof is...

never had a panther so i'm no expert. i will say age may be a factor, mine has changed as he's gotton older, he wanders more now [he's 1.5 years old].

"All 3 died within a matter of 2 weeks". This does not sound to me like an enviornment issue. the 10 gallon might be ideal but how do you know this caused their deaths. my best guess is they were sick when you got them, but their could be many different issues. were they eating?

don't own one but they bring their breeders to the Long Island shows and their just stunning.

great setup, but does he have a license?

Nice setup but where will your cham park his car now?

Sounds like a great idea. Keep in mind if you use real trees thell grow past the walls so keep them pruned.

Man their beautiful. They seem to be generating electricty and light their so bright.

My cham loves it outside but he always runs for a huge wisteria vine nextdoor that goes into my yard. He got there one time, i never thought id find him but lucked out, my son in law spotted him. He loves catching mosquetoes, flies and dragon flies. The natural light probably makes up for any uv...

not only possible but the perfect enviornment imo.

They look good, and they have a lot of other mister stuff, i liked the brass nozzle ones and that kit for 13 bucks looks like a bargin.

Mine does that a lot when it's hot in his room. I squirted warter in his mouth but he got mad, but drank it.

Are you guys sure chams cant feel pain? Isf you held a match to their stomach they wouldn't feel it? That seems hard to believe.

I like Yogurt, sounds cool. And loved the movie, very uneven but had some great lines. The girl robot saying "stop looking up my can" to John Candy still cracks me up. Loved when Darth Vader says "even in the future shit doesn't work".

I would get him to a vet asap. If's it's mbd, stopping it early is vital for him to have a normal life. I've never seen mine fall (he does jump though), it doesn't sound normal. Make sure your supplement schdule and lighting are correct, overdoing it can be as bad as not enough.

Whenever i bring my cham outside in the summer he hunts down flies and dragonflies like crazy. Most people on here are against it but i haven't had a problem with it.