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I understand ;) ; this was one of the first things I read mentioned on female cham care that you can't be 100% sure with the females (at least the pet store ones.) It won't matter one way or the other, she's not ever going to be bred but just a pampered pet. I feed dusted/gutloaded dubia to...

I do plan on training her to cup feed, especially with dubia; I thought that the cup was a cool thing to do for them. I'm a little grossed out at holding things like roaches (I am a wuss and will have to work on this,) but maybe I could get away with using blunt plastic tweezers? Though I don't...

Nosy Be's are gorgeous!!!!; thank you for the information :) Her name is Munchkin because she likes to eat a lot (I'll just call her Munch.) I am really looking forward to meeting her, and seeing those colors in person. A lot of my reptiles are rescues anyways, which is why this person asked...

She's had a rather rough start to life, between the pet store and the sight loss. I have been reading up on all the health issues that I can so that when I go and meet her, I might have an idea at least of how well she's doing. I am hoping they have a lay box for her and I specifically want to...

Thank you for the warm welcome Lovereps; I am just trying to help someone in need and as an animal lover myself, I always worry about what would happen to my crew of other reptile species if something where to happen to me. This being said, I wouldn't agree to take her on if I didn't feel...

Sorry, this got posted twice! Apologies!

Thanks for the helpful info; I was not keen on putting her in my reptile room right off the bat. I appreciate that I am not being smacked upside the head with my admitted lack of knowledge; I obviously still have a lot of research to do on chameleon care. I am trying to learn as much as I can...

Thank you for the much appreciated reply and greeting :D I wouldn't feel right telling the current owner I'd take her in without first understanding what I was agreeing to. I also appreciate the links to the female specific care; I had read that I would need a lay box for her but I had yet to...

I am looking into taking on a female Panther chameleon (not sure what locality yet) for an acquaintance who has cancer and can't take care of her anymore. I currently keep Gargoyle and Crested geckos and I was hoping to get some thoughts, advice or tips from other forum members to help me out in...