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I couldn't resist it. Didn't want a new Chameleon. But then I came across these: I got 3 beautiful R. Brevicaudatus. 1 Male, 2 Female. Imported from Germany. The boy has really nice green eyes. They took their time settling in since Sunday. I have them in a temporary enclosure. They seem to...

First one hatched. Two more to go. They all cocooned at the same time. Hope there can be a pairing. So excited. Now my question: do I put the moth into a separate bin for mating and laying eggs? Should they lay their eggs on a paper towel? Any advise how to proceed would be appreciated.

It's been one year now with Rainbow the Ambanja in our care (he was around six months when we got him). Punctual to this anniversary he had a big shed yesterday and silkworms are available on the market again. So he finally decided to merciful show some colors in the morning to us. Well...

Did you hear about the Deerfield accident? A reptileshop organized a roach and worm eating competition for humans. The winner died right after the contest. I feel bad for the casualty. But what does that teach us? 1. Roaches and worms for humans shall be consumed only cooked. 2. Humans should...

Was rearranging the tank for the electric blue geckos today and I found two more babies hatched. One has a bitten off tip of the tail. But so far very healthy. And the best is that I found 6 more eggs glued onto the large log. They are so tiny, but very cute and active.

I am seeing a lot of posts where people say their Cham reacts allergic to a mobile phone (while trying to take a picture). Mine does that too all the time, yet when I come with a normal camera, he will not get scared. I can even get very close without him getting aggressive. I am just wondering...

Nearly 2 months with us now and Rainbow, our male ambanja seems quite settled in. He shed right in the beginning and is - I think - awaiting his second shed. Just installed an Exo Terra Monsoon misting system the other day. He seems to like it. He is a bit of a pain in terms of eating as he...

I have been keeping Chams for the past few years (5). Some success and lots of failures. I just joined the forum recently to give back some of my knowledge I have gained from this forum as well as from my failures. The worst moment is when you read the discussions here and think maybe I don't...

We used to keep Veiled Chams for the past few years. Shortly after Greeny died, I passed by a shop and this beautiful and active male Furcifer Pardalis saw me and jumped at me and scratched the glass enclosure. I had no choice but to get him (proved me right as his replacement in the shop was...