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Hello. What a big beautiful change! congrats on achieving this move into the future. I've been offline a while but I anticipate coming back soon and look forward to learning the new site.

Hello. Not perhaps an old-timer but I did used to be more active. I am rarely online here now as I've shifted more towards frogs and only have two chameleons now. love the new look of the forum :)

and i for one have always appreciated your sharing such for what its worth, I didnt either for more than a decade. Long-lived, healthy, successfully breeding animals (panthers) nevertheless.

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nice photos folks!

Opinions vary. best advice is to provide wide variety, all individual things in moderation (no staple)

Sold cage found a good home. will be selling off more cages cheap

I've got an extra (home made) cage. Anyone living around Victoria BC is welcome to it. Cost me a couple hundred to make. Asking for nothing - just want it to be used (and I want the space it takes up). Wood frame. Sturdy. about 2 foot wide, 2 foot deep, 4 foot high, sits on top of separate...

Never easy to loose them, even when they've had a good long life condolences

great photos everyone!

University of Winnipeg - bugs on the menu http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/crickets-on-campus-winnipeg-chef-to-add-insects-to-university-menu-1.3007755?cmp=rss The Executive Chef of Diversity Food Services at the University of Winnipeg is experimenting with adding bugs—crickets and...

if you superworms and mealworms arent moving around much, you might consider a different supplier. Mine are active (except when getting ready to pupate). dubia dont climb - make sure the plastic or ceramic or glass container is more than 2 inches deep. Terrestrial isopods will also stay in...

puppy pads would get expensive try big not to fluffly (short loop) bath towels or bath mats (perhaps brown or green) - you can change out the towel every couple days. shake off the poop and toss in the laundry washer to sanitize between uses.

congrats on your new chameleon! I've always wanted a tamatave!

if he can swallow it, if you are sure it wont be too large, then he can digest it You might consider having at least one type of bug that you breed, so that you always have a fall back option should you run out from store bought or there is a storm or postal strike and nothing is delivered...

some chameleons don't like to be seen when drinking, but mine ALL drink from drippers does your big dripper have a tube/hose into the cage? do the drips hit leaves? how fast/slow does it drip (have you tried letting it drip faster)?

Its not hard to breed crickets (but I think it is smelly and noisy) there are multiple types of roaches you could try I found silkworms fairly easy to breed though a bit time consuming. Blue bottle flies are worth consideration superworms are cheap and easy and more gutloadable than some think...

Your current variety is sufficient. But adding more would be even better! silkworms would be a great addition. you can gutload on a number of things, and most chameleons really like them. Adding Butterworms would also be great. They are indeed easy to keep, but you cannot breed them for...

congrats! I'd be interesting in seeing more photos as they grow and develop over time

which ones are you thinking about getting?