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you need a basking bulb 100% even if your room temp is high chams like to bask and it helps them digest food. if food isnt digested, it literally rots inside reptiles.

sunken eyes. yellow urates. also their skin tends to look a little shriveled up

ive seen ambilobes go for 400 dollars and other locales go for much higher prices. there is also nearly none available in stores. would it be smart to breed these species in the uk to increase the amount of cb chameleons? (not going for profit here).

the uk. we have no species here apart from red bar ambilobe panthers and veileds.

i heard that a seasonal variation( cooling and humidity change) for a while encourages them to breed. i know a dormancy period works for most reptiles.

she may have malignant tumors... also the back is 100% a burn.

omg!!! send pics. one of my fave species but i cant get them anywere!!!

heres a photo of it that i found online.

i can send one but i dont have it yet.

the enclosure im getting is wood and i have no connector pieces to attach the bulb and reflector

thanks for your info. im only looking around because i dont know how to instal flourescents in a wooden viv.

im getting a wooden viv for my yemen and i need uvb so i wanted to find out if mvb bulbs were any good. i have access to the arcadia bulbs.

i think i might miss a very big chance here... i found a cb female and a cb male and i cant get them...

cool geology!!

some bacteria thrive in salt water but not all so i think youre right.

someday... studying at the moment so not anytime soon but i would love to work with someone and potentially improve the hobby for a lot of people

always looking for a way to help the hobby. no one in the uk really owns anything but ambilobes and yemens. we need variation but i cant find any importers

i have developed a love for Furcifer lateralis and want to import a male and female into the uk to grow on and breed. they are impossible to find here and its super annoying. i want to be able to make them more available and captive bred so they arent taken from the wild. i know thats ironic...

awesome

beautiful specimen. is it yours?