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Don't know if this has ever happened to anyone, but has anyone ever ordered a cham, and it came in as the wrong one? I have a healthy two (+) year old male Oustalet's that I was planning on finding a mate for. So I ordered a healthy female for him. Turns out that female was a verrucosus or...

Quick question, how did you bring the females vitamin A levels back to normal?

Thanks Laurie! Didn't know how that worked

Really cool! What temps did you incubate these guys at?

Well, still waiting lol

Does anyone have good pics of juvenile female oustalet's chameleons? Specifically good color identification for the genders. Any pictures would be much appreciated :)

He looks amazing! Do you know what his weight is?

In your opinion (Carl) are these a good species to work with? I've seen them for sale, and have considered to try them. But lack of information held me back.

I thought so. Sure wish species like F balteatus, and F willsii were available. Those are two beautiful chameleons!

Yes those are "Furcifer" species, but what all have been available/ imported into the pet trade?

I have been wondering this for a while. What all Furcifer species are available to the hobby?

I really enjoy them. Just looking for others who have worked with them as well.

It seems like Meller's - Trio melleri[I], and Quads - [I]Trio quadricornis, are getting a lot of attention these days. But who all are working with Oustalet's and other less exciting species? I'd love to find out!

Very interesting! Thank you!

So I'm really inspired by your free range, but only question is what or where you drain? Does it go in the green bucket or is there plastic below?

Okay WHOA! We are completely almost off topic of the original question.

Breeding chameleons is always a very sensitive topic to some. As for me, I believe in the importance of the neonate care and development. But eventually you have to decide what to do with 20 - plus reptiles. I would like to know what some of you all do. Do you sell them? And if you do: to...

Just a shout out to one of my favorite chameleons, and as you could say, a family member. Kobie - my female jackson's chameleon: jacksonii xantholophus had tons of personality and character that keep me constantly on the edge with her. If I looked away for a minute it seemed like she was always...

So I've got some ideas running around in my head; sometime in the near future I'm wanting to try the notion of free ranging. But I need some techniques or pics on how to efficiently keep water secure. What are some ways you guys keep your water from going all over the place? With free ranging...

Thank you so much for your advice. I've checked your blog out - wow! That's all I can say. It's amazing. Thank you so much for taking the time to put your experience down on the net. I greatly will appreciate it lol