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Hmm a lil more reading and it lists "old world chameleonida" (spelling?) as a species requiring permit but I'm not sure what is classified as an "old world chameleon"

That law says "wild animals". Not necessarily exotic but wild animals. If the chameleon was captive hatched and raised it is not a "wild animal". I think you're fine to just get one because it is a domesticated animal.

My carpet does the same tail wag when he's climbing the screen trying to get a grip

Itll be okay. Even if he doesn't make it and passes away its just his time and will no longer be suffering. If he does make it obviously its because you did something to help him unlike the irresponsible idiot that had him before. Have you taken him to the vet??

I use a 6500k cfl. From i understand its supposed to be a more pure white like the sun. Something like that. Google could prolly give a good explanation between the 2

W t f. Vet asap

i never have and never will give my cat a bath. they bathe themselves. i understand they can get dirty but they dont roll around in the mud/dirt like dogs do. i've never seen a cat dirty enough to where it needed to be subjected to water torture. cats DO NOT like water lol not even for a flea...

share said pictures or you lie :D

Lol ron burgandy niceee

Theres 2 different schefflera. Make sure you get the schefflera arbicola, the other schefflera is not safe for chams

My cat jumped on top the cage n collapsed the screen while i was at work. Consider urself lucky lol i never found the cham :mad:

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If you pull too hard you could pull of fresh skin with the dead skin that hasnt totally separated. Not the greatest explanation but it could be like pulling a scab off your knee before it is healed completely

Had my carpet cham under the arcadia 6.0 since i got him. He seems to be doin just fine. I still like to get him as much natural light as possible but its been a lil too cold for that. Maybe someone will correct me, but if im not mistaken the HO, i think, refers to the lower power consumption...

I try to time it so only 5-10 hatch at a time n just leave in the chams cage. Or just keep them in a Tupperware container

I got mine from tikitikireptiles.com 100 for $6 and they have small and large flies available. Took about 5 days for the first few to hatch sitting under heat lamp around 80-90 degrees

Im excited to see my chams reaction to the flies. Ive only fed him crix n butterworms im hoping he goes crazy for the flies

Is 90 degrees too hot? Or will it help to hatch quicker?

Just received my first batch of pupae any i dea how long they take to hatch? I kept most of them in the fridge but put a few in a sealed Tupperware in my snakes cage under the heat lamp so its about 90 degrees. Am i lookin at hours, days, or a week till they hatch??

Would it be harmful or beneficial if i were to mist my chams cage an hour n half before lights turn on? I leave for work bout an hour to hour n half before the lights come on and dont get home till 3hrs before the lights turn off. Would it be ok to lightly mist before i leave home?