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Discussion of rearing and species use for feeders. There is even a picture of a nice male veiled reared on isopods when young. Large format, full-color, hardcover. $34.95 plus $5 priority shipping. Free shipping through Amazonhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/1616462078

I often see recommendations that females not be bred to reduce the stress from producing eggs but infertile and fertile eggs don't require a different amount of nutrients in their creation. Is there credible evidence that female chameleons that don't breed actually lay less clutches than those...

I picked up this male (said to be six months old) at a show last month. I got him only for the purpose of avoiding inbreeding. I did notice he was really ugly for this species but now I'm wondering if he's the 'desert species/subspecies' since his coloration is nothing like any veiled I've ever...

I've been bitten a number of times by females and young over the years and it never hurt much but today my nice male got me when I wasn't looking. He lacerated the front and sides of my finger and bit right through the fingernail. Anyone else get a good bite and have secondary infection issues?

male calyptratus

Half my last batch of calyptratus eggs developed to maturity but didn't make it out of their shells (they seem to have drowned because they couldn't break free). The other half are fine and doing great. Any ideas on how to prevent this on the next batch?