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I was just informed by a reputable member of this forum that this female is a potential lateralis major. I was told she, "looks an awful lot like lateralis major, not typical lateralis. not sure if you are aware of the differences, but they tend to be larger, greener, and less colorful. here's...

The buyer backed out and she is now up for grabs. Please let me know if you are interested, Zach

Sale is pending-awaiting payment

I purchased this chameleon from NARBC in Arlington about 6 months ago. This female was a hand picked sub-adult from a group of WC. She is in great health and chows down on dubias and crickets. Her normal color is a bright lime green with some beautiful streaks that are rainbow and I only wish I...

Pipping is to pierce the shell of its egg

If you can wait util the summer, members kdc5019 and NHenn have some incubating. I am sure they could put you on a list.

It is best to have a vet help you with determining a treatment, but it gets expensive especially when they tack on a $70 exotic fee. I take my fecal samples to a parasitology lab at the vet school I go to. The parasitology lab at my school charges only $9 per sample and the vets would just send...

Hello, I am in need of a male carpet chameleon. I really want a captive bred male. Thanks, Zach Franklin

Was it like this, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbindyhbzzU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ov2Yz_sZ2DI If so it is normal, especially if you take them outside. It is so funny

I am Jealous, congrats!

My roommates girlfriend is about to move in and she might be bringing her cat. I am a little nervous and am worried it will harass my chams. Do you ever have any problems with the cats bothering you chameleons?

I am from Texas as well, looks like my chams are not getting any rays this weekend. Had to bring my tortoises in too.

But the beetles they turn into are way different

looks like a Japanese Beetle larva, http://turf.uark.edu/turfhelp/archives/070109%20Japanese%20beetles.html

http://www.chameleonnews.com/06MayStanford.html

#1 on that page

That cricket was vicious! You might check this link out so you can remove the crickets that the chameleon does not eat. http://www.chameleonnews.com/03JanStrandHints.html Hope he gets better soon.

If you want it to spray throughout the day you want the blue light to be above cycle. The first knob is hours in between each spray. If you want it to spray every three hour set it to three. The second knob is the how many seconds you want it to spray.

No Sulcata, but I have three Red-foot Tortoises.

Good luck! “What would life be if we had no courage to attempt anything?” Vincent van Gogh