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I am planning on getting another chameleon in the next month or two. I'd prefer not to deal with shipping or pet stores and would much rather get one from a reputable breeder. Does anyone know of any breeders in the San Diego or Los Angeles area?

The vet was called but is about a 20min drive to get there on Friday. What is a good way to transport them?...........No goo. Her eye is about halfway recessed and the outer skin is slightly puffy. The actual eye opening is slightly drooping. I put some eye drops in and lightly went around the...

Can you use lubricating eye drops?

Okay...Will do.. Hopefully I can get her to the vet before the weekend. I hope its just irritated but this has gone on for weeks despite the constant showers which makes me think its more than just debris

STILL no luck BUMP* UPDATE* So about 3 weeks ago i switched to a proper 5.0reptisun. She eats almost 5-10 crickets a day that are properly dusted and she is misted daily plus the water that collects on the leaves from the humidifier as well as given an hour in sunlight each day. She...

I noticed my chams back legs being a little shaky today. Looking at her front leg above the elbow. Could that be MBD? also she recently had a closed eye but I havent seen it closed in a few days...Im currently at work and can post cage info around 5 if I get a negative reply. ps. unless that...

...Your Chameleon - Ambilobe Panther 7-8mnth Female Handling - 1-3 times a week, always to go outside and give her sunlight Feeding - Crickets cup feed with proper scheudling of calcium with D3 and withouth Supplements - calcium with and another without D3,,,,,reptivite Watering - Spray Cage...

Ive noticed that off and on my chameleon will have one eye closed while the other stays alert. When i get close she will reopen her eye. She will do this for a few days and itll disappear and then a week later she will start it again. She is properly dusted and given water except she hasnt eaten...

I think it could work.... You allow misting at the top for the cham and if the cage is big enough still be able to keep it dry and warm at the bottom vai heat pads..I guess it just depends on their "domesticness" As long as the Cham feels safe in the leaves..far enough from the lizard its...

They build up occasionaly in which you got to wash them...but my cage is custom so the water collection is not in same cage as cham

I bought some cheap giant sponges that are used for collecting a shitton of water. There only like 5 bucks. I put 3 in mine and whenever needed jst squeeze the sponges in a bucket and put the sponges back in

Both lights are elevated from the cage about 3 feet although people have been saying get a 5.0 and I really should. The basking light is hooked up to my temperature controller but I've measured the basking spot to get about 88..... The dehydration is a big issue...I spray her cage all time but...

Yeah thats a good compensation...because hand feeding is pretty time consuming

SO for the past month I've had a large amount of crickets jst at the bottom of the cage. They cant climb up so they wouldnt be biting my 7month old Female Panther Chameleon. When I first got the crickets I dusted all of them with mainly calcium and touches of reptivite and d3 calcium although...

I hear its from dusting crickets with gamma radiation

Still no luck but I havent even risked looking in her cage today... She is only about 6-7 months. She seemed kinda young to have infertile eggs already. It came to me as a surprise

Dont piss off HULK or he will start turning green.....haha

Once again just an observation

While exploring chameleon culture I've noticed that a large amount of women love owning chameleons. Just thought this to be a little different compared to other pets especially in the reptile category. Just an observation if anyone has anything to bring to the table on this.

It'd be cool if you could look up weather in your species territory and mimic it that way. That might be a bit of an overdose though