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I'd say male as that's quite a big tail base. Good luck with him!:)

Please fill out the how to ask for help form and post pictures of the chameleon and set up so we can make sure your doin everything correctly. He should have a varied diet and calcium every feeding along with d3 and a multivitamin twice a month.

So cute! And wow that is some amazing color! Can't wait to see them grow up:)

Other than when i sometimes dump in fruit flies, i always hand feed my Pygmy crickets. I prefer to do so because I know for sure he ate, no chance of impaction, and the crickets won't hide in the substrate and harm the Pygmy at night. I got tired of putting a cup in my tank so I tried hand...

I feel your right in every way. I'm positive they are brevs as kerstenii are very rare. Your sexing seems on point too, good luck with them?

Cages I'm not sure about. However, No chameleon loves being handled but they'll adapt to it. Pygmy chameleons definentley aren't for handling but veileds and panthers will tolerate it however like every other chameleon, they aren't cheap. Set up, feeders, vet care, etc really pile up. Make sure...

Hi and welcome to the forum. To answer your questions 1. Pygmy chameleon breeders are hard to come by so most are wild caught. Make sure you only get one male. 2. Never put chameleons with other animals. 3. Pygmy chameleons are generally for watching unless you need to inspect them. Handling...

That's great! Just make sure you have a container and vermiticulite ready for the eggs.

Before anyone gives you advice on what should go in the tank, do you prefer fake or live plants? I feel live plants are better as they look nicer and I imagine climbing on leaves and branches would be better than plastic. However, live plants require vivarium substrate and a drainage system.

Fantastic and lush enclosures as always! Congrats on the Jackson's and it's good to see that ivy is doing better.

Hate to break it to ya, but he's no longer little! :D His colors are fantastic!

Stick to 1.1 (1 male 1 female ), that tank is only about 11g which isn't enough for 3 pygmies. Stay away from the waterfall as it will spawn bacteria and th pygmies can down in it. No water bowls either as it poses the same threats. If your teps go below 50F often, buy a ceramic heat emitter as...

Get brevs, easiest to keep and are hardier than temporalis. Make sure you have around a 20g tank for the pygmies. Also, pay attention the animals you get, temporalis are very commonly mislabeled as Brevicaudatus. Feel free to ask any more questions! :)

He is so stunning, can't get enough of him! I vote for a different chameleon, something unique, something kinyongia? Although im sure whatever you choose will be great! ;)

That must have been the trip of a lifetime! So many herps! I'm really interested in knowing, what kind of chameleon is 88?

Dang! that is a huge enclosure! Your gonna have one spoiled snake. make sure to check under the bowl too, my friends python never pooped as she always checked until she realized it all was under the water bowl, yuck.

They are adorable! Hope you have the best of luck with them :)

Id day female, put her on a ruler and take a picture. That will help. Did you purchase her as a him? Also just curious, is the tank in the background hers or for a different animal?

Happy Easter! Also thay chameleon has theist amazing color ever!

I wish the Easter bunny would give out baskets like that:D