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ok thanks think i will try to make one as i have loads of perspex and will make a mesh roof

what size would you recommend for a single pygmy chameleon i used to have a trio in a 45 x 45 x 60 but have only one female now and it seems a bit big for her on her own (am not getting any more pygmies)

does not matter now the baby passed away today am upset but i did all i could for the little guy he was eating and poohing ok and drinking well

the baby is in a rub but what i want to know if it turns out to be a male once big enough would i be able to put it in with my trio which are in a exo terra 45 x 45 x 60

i have a trio (1 male 2 females) of these however i have also a baby one which i think could be a male could i place him in with the trio the trio are in a exo terra 45 x 45 x 60

my girl is on her third day of shedding nearly finished though she is fully grown

as i am not working i spend most of my day with all my reptiles 2 bearded dragons, 2 leopard geckos and my veiled chameleons i am even now wtching them as all my vivs are in with my computer its the warmest room in the house cant wait for the weather to warm up so i can take them outside

was in my local hardware store today and they had some PACHIRA plants for sale very cheap are these safe for Chameleons?

she is a veiled chameleon the eggs were yellow in colour and they were flatish on the x rays they looked perfect formed eggs it was thirty days later that she operated due to being nearly sixty days since being in with a male (she was kept in with a male in pet shop but had sold the male ten...

no there will be no more eggs as she had her ovarian folicles and tubes removed not because i wanted them removed but because the folicles had started to produce the eggs and then became infected which was only discovered when she went under the knife as on a xray showed that she had eggs but...

took jadzia today to vet to get her stitches out after her op to have her ovarian folicles removed and spayed (due to an infection) given a clean bill of health and she has put on 20 grams in 6 weeks so grateful to the vet for doing such a great job she even took the time to explain things through

so i need to fatten her up she only weighs 90 grams at present was only 85grams before operation

could you tell me the weight of a full grown adult female. i know they will vary but what weight is yours just for comparison mine has just had surgery as her folicles got infected so need to build her up now she has been given the all clear (goes back at the end of month for removal of...

mine poohs in aprox the same place each time

was not interested in the eggs (and never was) was just happy that she came through the operation she has a nice bruise on her side and a nice row of stitches above it at present she hates me hisses and goes to bite when approaching her however once out she is a different chamelon nice and...

well went back to the vet with my veiled chameleon she had a operation just over aweek ago to have her eggs removed as we thought that she was egg bound (not layed after 60days) anyway it turned out that the eggs had started to form but her folicles had been infected and it was this that was...

if i have to give meds i inject it into a waxworm or a mealworm with mine being a pig its gone in seconds

i have my fingers crossed that she pulls through tomorrow will be fun getting her to take her antibiotics she looks so thin now compared to when i got her got to keep the humidity as low as possible for a week to help her heal not a bad price either at vets just over £100.00p all in...

from all appearence's she looked and felt as she had eggs even on the x rays they looked like eggs (she was like that when i got her) so after sixty days we felt that she must be egg bound after injections to help deliver eggs did not work it was decided to have a look and see what was...

well after sixty odd days since i bought my veiled chameleon the truth has come finally out i and the vet thought she was gravid even x rays showed what we thought were eggs but after not showing any sign of laying the vet decided to investigate further, it turned out that it was her...