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yes they can, they lay eggs even if they've never seen a male

Thanks slim pik for the help, Ill be sure to stop by ur table if I go.:)

what day(s) is it, I might be around?

defs male!!!

same here!

I'd listen to Jann she leterally knows every thing about chams:D

Probably not, Im pretty sure most people will agree with me

man that owner was a plug.:mad: he doesn't take care of his cham and makes other people care for it themselves and is too cheap to give the other owner any of the equipment or any info. I'm no expert or any thing but you can pm me if you have any quetions.;) But it wont take long to find the...

Can you feed ur Cham any grasshopper?:confused:

Good luck on the move and by the way where are you moving?

I love the last pic, his colors look so cool:cool:

when it settles down, can you take some pics:D

Do you think you could teach me about that too?:)

If you're in Alberta try chameleongalore that's where I'm getting my veiled, but they also sell panthers

I think you should go with a veiled or a panther, but its your choice:D

no expert but, I know dubias are fine but there could be a risk

good luck with him and im glad hes getting better, hope it continues:)

i cant decide in between nosey falys and veileds:mad:

Lol they failed:D

I went to the city last weekend a panther at petsmart and it was in a 12" 12" 12" vivarium I felt so bad for it. We as in the forums should all rebel against the Pet stores and make world war lll. Lol:D