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I had my female xantholophus that I have in my classroom drop 13 babies last week! The babies are home with me for now until school starts. I thought I would share some photos. They are adorable! Rawr!!! by fimbriatus posted Aug 10, 2017 at 10:53 PMRawr! by fimbriatus posted Aug 10, 2017 at...

Wow!

Thanks everyone! In case anyone is interested, the lens is a tamron 90mm macro. I bought it about ten years ago and it has been my best camera purchase.

That one is my favorite too. Thank you!

Beautiful chameleons and great shots!

Here are some recent macro shots of my chameleons. Doc Holliday by fimbriatus posted Jun 17, 2017 at 8:23 AM Yoda by fimbriatus posted Jun 17, 2017 at 8:23 AM Male gracilior by fimbriatus posted Jun 17, 2017 at 8:23 AM Gracilior by fimbriatus posted Jun 17, 2017 at 7:47 AMMale gracilior by...

Thank you @jajeanpierre ! He is definitely my favorite. We call him Treebeard. Totally stole the name from Briana Kammer, but it's such a good name for a quad owner and Lord of the Rings fan...

Here are a few new pictures. He is adjusting well and eats dubia out of my hand.

Yeah, the quad fixture from lightyoureptiles makes my plants grow crazy.

Thank you, he is a looker.

I just received this beautiful male Trioceros quadricornis gracilior from jajeanpierre. He is our third species in the classroom, along with panther chameleons and a pair of yellow-crested jackson's. My students love him! We are still thinking of a name. Just wanted to thank Janet...

Jackson's are awesome. Do yourself a favor and listen to this podcast on Jackson's. http://www.chameleonbreeder.com/podcast/ep-17-jacksons-chameleons/

I have both, and both are good cages.

Hello, I have experience keeping panther chameleons, and currently have 5 in my classroom (high school biology). I want to get a pair of jackson's to add to the classroom and have a few questions. Would an adult male be comfortable in an 18'' x 18'' x 36'' cage? What if it is a jacksonii...

Not sure if you know, but you can also buy the drainage trays and dragon ledges separately.

Thanks everyone! I will definitely make sure to pay it forward. The students absolutely love the chameleons!

Hello, I teach biology at a continuation high school. I just wanted to thank this awesome community for making my dream of starting a panther chameleon breeding program come to life in my classroom. I was blown away by the amount of support I received from this community. Thank you to...

Thank you for your responses, the washer pans definitely look like the better way to go.

I just made a cheap drainage tray from an extra storage container I had and a $3.49 bulkhead (http://www.joshsfrogs.com/mistking-value-1-4-inch-bulkhead.html) I'm going to attach 1/4'' tubing to the bulkhead and gravity feed it into a bucket. All you need is a drill with a 9/16 spade bit...

Thank you WAMBO! This definitely seems like the way to go. I just order orders the drfostersmith one.