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If she laid her eggs from above it is likely that she didn't like the moisture of the soil in her laying bin. Mine did the same thing. They like it pretty damp. If you know Kevin Stanford, he is the man for carpets. Ask him. He's on facebook.

Thanks everybody! Some beautiful shots this month for sure.

I also have quad quads. Two boys from Tylene, a WC boy from the first shipment, and a gravid girl from Laurie. Can't wait for babies!

Currently have two cresties and three chams. I have had Kenyan Sand Boas, a green iguana, and a savannah monitor previously.

Thanks. Very cool.

Do we know what this guy is?

update? Chris, Did you ever get around to posting about this? I'd like to know what you came up with in Cameroon. Thanks, Shawn

Seriously! How handsome is this guy?

Time for some quad pics! This is my new boy, Bowser.

This is Randall He's named after the bad guy on Monster's Inc. It's appropriate.[ Also, I named the dubia roach Lunch. He's apparently too big for Randall to eat so he's been hanging out. They're buddies. IMG][/IMG]

I feel like I used to see lots of carpet chams in pet stores a few years back but all I see now are veiled and Jackson's at the major corporate pet stores and many many panther breeders and from reptile stores. What happened to all the carpet chams?

Well said. I have found some people on here extremely nice and helpful. I have found some with attitudes who only want to be the chameleon expert. I MOSTLY find the helpful sort. The interesting thing is that I have read several different care sheets about my various chams and they are...

Hanging plants in chameleon cages Go to Home Depot and buy some large brass cup hooks. Get a wine cork and screw the cup hook through the mesh in the top of the cage. The brass won't rust from the humidity and the mesh should be fine to hold the weight of the plant as long as it is not huge...

I LOVE my Jackson's and also my Quad. I do think the Jackson's is a bit more handleable but both are pretty lad back. I will probably start breeding quads once my male is up to maturity.

In addition to my chams, I have two cresties. I love them. I have only just learned that they like crickets as well as the Repashy gecko food. I put the crickets in the cage and VOILA, the repashy was covered over in crickets. My cresties are very happy with this new addition. Now for the...

Tylene, so far 'm naming him Bowser because his daddy looks like the bad guy on Super Mario. I MIGHT change it to Tiamat because he looks very dragon-like in person. Plus, he seems to like to face downward. The rest of mine like to point upward. Interesting.

Congrats! I got my quad today too. YAY!

Look how handsome this guy is!! I love him! And he's so chilled out and cool.