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I saw this over at phys.org https://phys.org/news/2020-02-kenyan-fossil-reveals-chameleons-rafted.html There was also this earlier paper supporting the same idea: https://phys.org/news/2013-03-landlubber-chameleons-sailors.html

If it is a quad, it is female. It’s very skinny; put some weight on her fast.

Read my post in the other thread; neem is not going to control fungus gnats because they breed deep in the soil.

To quote my own self: "One can not eliminate fungus gnats (or shore flies) with soap, sand, nor traps. The larvae live deep in the soil. Adults often breed at the soil surface and never take flight. They can breed in the soil at the bottom of the pot, so sand is ineffective. Traps only monitor a...

An Ipomea, which is not particularly toxic; seeds may be somewhat toxic.

Use pure water for your animals and your humidifiers; dehumidifier water picks up a lot of dust and junk, but it's great for your plants.

One can not eliminate fungus gnats (or shore flies) with soap, sand, nor traps. The larvae live deep in the soil. Adults often breed at the soil surface and never take flight. They can breed in the soil at the bottom of the pot, so sand is ineffective. Traps only monitor a tiny fraction of the...

They're both Dracaena.

All Passiflora have toxic compounds including cyanogenic glucosides, and should be kept out of animal enclosures. Butterflies such as the Gulf Frittilary, that feeds on passionflowers, have caused reptile deaths.

It's a 'Gold Dust' form of English ivy - Hedera helix - it's not safe.

The Critter Depot (thecritterdepot.com) has 1000 for $20.00 including shipping. I can't believe the prices these places offer.

Stick insects

As some of you surmised, the previous group of quads I kept were T. quad. quadricornis. I am sorry I do not have very many good pictures of that male. As I have written before, I used to work in pet stores and animal importers, and I saw a lot of quads (and other chams) over the years. They were...

Peperomia puteolata

Hello all I'm returning to chameleon keeping after an 8 year hiatus. I am focusing on quad. gracilior at this time. Welcome to comment and contact. Cheers, Dave P.S. Here's a pic of my late WC male that I don't think I have shared:

I don't think it is prudent to use Solanum sp. in animal enclosures. Solanum alkaloids have many negative effects on animal physiology, especially if eaten regularly.

I also spotted this over at phys.org: https://phys.org/news/2018-01-luminescent-lizards.html#nRlv original work: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-19070-7

Saw this over at phys.org Has it been reported here yet? https://phys.org/news/2018-04-highly-threatened-chameleon-species-madagascar.html

looking for that pdf Sorry to duplicate the request, but I thought this title was clearer. I am requesting for a friend, and newbies might like to learn this technique as well.

Does anyone still have this pdf? The link is dead. If anyone could share a pdf, I would appreciate it. TIA