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I have had great success, and really love Phoenix, or calci worms. I buy them online in lots of 400. They live for months with little to no die off, no smell, no noise, and best of all, no gut loading. They are loaded with calcium and have a great balance of phosphorus as well. Took a few...

Thanks for the input. Those pics are very encouraging as well.

I have a question regarding keeping two male panther chameleons. I keep them in separate cages with a divider in between to keep them from seeing each other, but what about when they are out and about with me? Is it ok for them to see each other "in passing" so to speak? Do I need to make sure...

This is the first time I have seen anything about removing their mandibles prior to feeding. Is this a recommended practice, an absolute, or just something some people do? I do not want to get my guys hurt, so if I need to be removing them I will, but I am curious as to what happens in the...

I wish you and Max the best. Few that I know would have done what you have, and that is commendable.

Mine apparently sleeps hard. I have sat there and taken multiples angles and shots on nights when it is just too cool to let pass and he never even stirs. That is the only way, otherwise, I would not disturb his sleep. Like this one.

Never used the moss, but maybe other forum members can comment on how it works.

Most people would recommend that you stay with the screen cage and use your misting schedule to manage the humidity levels. You should be misting several times a day for around 2-3 minutes to allow for a good saturation and keeping live plants will also help. My guys all love Pothos, which is...

Great pic. Just chillin!

Looks like he is working out! Or maybe he just wants to keep a close watch on his cricket cup!

I ordered them from Backwater Reptiles. Not cheap, but easy to care for and obviously, the chams go crazy for them. My only problem was that they grew quickly. I ordered the smallest they had and had trouble feeding them all before they got way too big for my little guy to eat.

It is good to hear about other chams that like the ground floor. It worried me at first, but everything else was spot on in terms of care, so I chalked it up to a "quirk" of his. Now it has just become part of his routine. He actually got quite aggravated with me when I tried to get him to stop.

Yeah. He drinks regularly. he likes the mist king, but would really rather drink from a dripper. He has a healthy appetite for crickets, hornworms, and he loves Phoenix worms.

No. It is three feet tall. He spends all day at the top, but climbs down in the evenings to sleep. He usually grabs a pothos leaf, but this night was down on the glass bottom.

I believe she means tongue. Looks like spellchecker got it.

Nosy Faly male arriving on Monday. Can't wait for the new addition to the family.

I have seen my Ambilobe do this with some of the larger crickets he catches. I have watched him and it almost appears like they are choking the crickets under, similar to what you would see from many wild predators. I would probably do it myself if it would keep them from kicking and...

Wanted to share a pic of my new Ambilobe. My son and I have named him Dude. In this case, the Dude sleeps.

I have a 5 month old that just had his first one today and he did the same exact thing. Those worms have a real good grip, and it was not coming off easy, but he was so excited, he literally ran over to the limb, grabbed the hornworm by the tail, and pulled him off. Great to watch.