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your chameleon looks like it got mbd,you need to be dusting with pure calcium every day and nutrobal once a week. hope this helps

thanks guys graeme

i incubate all locales at the same temps(75f) heres one of my offspring from last year thanks wully for the picture and a few babies from this year graeme

your temps are spot on,i hope he picks up. graeme

are his temps ok? as his spot light doesnt seem that bright. have you tried using smaller prey items? graeme

thats a nice male,just look at his tailbase. graeme

im in bedfordshire & ive got some nosy faly & nosy be blues ready soon. graeme

i had a clutch of yemen eggs drown,they incubated for about 3-4 weeks then went mouldy,the other half sprayed them when i was at work :mad: graeme

argos do playsand, i mix mine with eco-earth,this keeps it nice and damp. graeme

dandylion leaves are also very good and free. graeme

it depends what locale your after,i have a great collection of nosy be & nosy faly. jamie (chameleoco) is not that far from you and has some stunning locales as does julian (muji) you wont go wrong with any of these guys. graeme

im from bedfordshire,so not to far away from you. if you need any help just send me a pm. graeme

a stunning looking nosy faly baby graeme

i keep mine at 75f for the whole of incubation,they take around 8-9 months to hatch. graeme

heres some babies 10-12 weeks + some adults graeme

my humidity is around 88%-90% and ive hatch out about 6 clutches of panther chameleons eggs. hope this helps graeme

heres some updated pics of my falys a male and female together graeme

looks like a stunning female graeme

thank you,i didnt think it was a bruise because the mark was white when he was born,ill just have to keep an eye on him. thanks graeme

heres a couple of males has anyone seen this mark before on there babies,when he hatched he had a white mark on his side and now its turning black/green,could this be a birth mark? graeme