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In my opinion there is a clear winner!

Werd! That guy is blazin. Love the colors. He looks big and healthy at seven months. :eek:

Not sure which is better? Photography skills or the chameleon :D

he will let you know. i've got three panthers and all three have different tolerances for water. one loves it he will seek out the mist and get directly in it. he will stay for a few minutes then leave when done goes directly to his heat light. on the opposite end of the spectrum. i've got a...

What a douche. :mad:. There isn't one reason I can think of that would make this a good idea, not breeding, not education, not entertainment. WTF. I go to great lengths trying to keep my chameleons from just seeing each other. They look healthy he must know better. Plain ignorance.

Welcome to the forum and thanks for supporting the site. :D

I have never had a problem. You should be fine, the biggest problem with horn and silkworms are the weight your chameleons will put on. If you choose to feed your chameleon these types of worms just watch he dosen't get to fat. He will definitely enjoy them. :D

Werd. lickin my chops... lol :D

The gerber stuff I got says no preservatives. The ingredients say it's only carrots and water. But the fruit one does have citric acid and ascorbic acid, I'm not going to use th e fruit just the carrots. Thanks for your post :)

Was wondering what you guys thought on it. I just got some carrots and mixed fruit.I don't see why I wouldn't but I wanted to see what you guys thought good and bad. :) thanks for look

Agree with the above it's kinda hard to tell an outcross from a specific local. I would seek out a trusted breeder. "Hint site sponsors"

That was pretty cool thought the chameleon was a goner.

Werd ! :d

YEAH, that's what I'm talk in about love that color pattern. :D

i get mine from home depot or lowes in a two pack for like ten bucks

the light must get to all the leaves in order for the plant to sustain them. if you have a plant that was outside getting natural light, then you move it inside under artifical light. you will notice the light dosent move like the sun so only certain parts get light. the parts that dont get...

its a crested chameleon ownd by trace. you do mean the one with the blue crown right?

Yeah i agree I've seen wrinkles in well hydrated animals.

Could be the lighting is to intense.

I have hibiscus, umbrellas, and pothos. I keep them alive with a 6500k bulb i got from home depot for like ten bucks for two. Keep in mind that the plants will most likely go through a "dropping period". Most of the plants bought are from outdoor garden centers and get natural sun light. When...