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I don't need this pump anymore due to a drop in the size of my collection. It may need to be taken apart and cleaned, which is easy to do and a standard maintenance chore with these pumps. It works fine, and would be a good primary or backup pump. No misting heads or tubing included. $100.00...

I have duplicates of a couple of these books, and don't need one of them. Petr Necas, Chameleons, Nature's Hidden Jewels, newest edition. This copy has minor damaged on the corners of the front cover. My dog chewed on them when he was a puppy. The damage is not extensive, nor do they affect...

Well, that didn't take long. These guys are sold, pending payment. I will relist if things don't go as planned. Thanks! Edit: They are paid for, and won't be relisted. :)

I am moving to a different home shortly, and need to cut back on some of my chameleons. I have 2 unrelated trios of captive hatch young adult Johnston chameleons. Each of the 6 hatched from seperate, unrelated clutches. They range in age from 9 months to 14 months. All are healthy and...

Pygs ship really well. Believe it or not, they aren't as fragile as their size might indicate. I don't have a problem shipping them at 2 months, depending on their size at that age. My pygs are chunky, big fellows at 2 months and I have never had an issue.

Ooh, good price. Will go first thing in the morning, thanks!

At 2 months, pinheads are a bit small for them. I would order in week olds, or if your supplier is really cool, week and a half olds, and keep them cool.. they will grow slower. Not too cool, or they will die. I feed about 3 crickets per animal at a feeding. They will happily eat hydei...

I was thinking more along the lines of.. This is an old member picture from the picture gallery. According to the owner, that is a humming bird.. :)

Yep, it is a sulcata. :) If things go well, maybe I will buy it a friend next year.. :) I like the idea of never having to mow my grass again someday!

Getting this little guy/gal in from Tyler on Wednesday! Hope he has a head in there somewhere.... :rolleyes: Hard to believe that cute little fellow could weigh in at 200 lbs someday!

I secretly love this group.. :) Anyone remember Stretch Armstrong? Filled with nasty sweet goo? I know that because he could only stretch so far before his arms burst..

Well! I feel like I have been taken to task! :) Believe it or not, Luke.. I was not questioning your animals, or their locale. They look like healthy little babes, which is great. I was simply trying to educate myself on the defining features for the locale, and haven't found a lot of...

Nope, not 100%.. just a guess! Sometimes little females will have a lot of color, too. :) I will wish her female for ya!!

They are beauties. Have you seen this article by Neils Pedersen on Chameleon News? Guessing you have.. but will pass it on anyhow! http://www.chameleonnews.com/?page=article&id=51

He is a great looking chameleon, Brad. They were always on my wanted list.. never made it to them, though! Maybe someday. How are you keeping them?

Where does the water for the upper two cages drain out at? :)

Hey Kent, good to see you too. I decided to come out of lurk mode for a bit.. :) It would make sense to me if the village is near Sambava, because the bars on the chams at Clean Line are 'U' shaped.. but they are green bars. Pretty animals. Now, I just found a map with the town on it, but...

The health of the mother has an impact on the health of the eggs. I have had eggs make it clear to hatching, only to have the babes die.. or, the youngsters died one after the other. In those cases, I can usually look to the health of the mother at the time the eggs were laid as a possible...

Quarantine procedures are quite strict with my collection. New animals are kept seperate for a minimum of 90 days. Within the first week, new animals have a fecal test and a blood test, and then receive treatment and/or additional fecal tests every month. Every single one of the large chameleons...

That is a lot of blue and red on your cham's face.. especially for a cham so young. How committed are you to the name Lupita? :) Luke might be more appropriate..