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This is fake, obviously, but I would totally wear it!

If you want to know more about ball pythons, I suggest visiting this website: http://www.ball-pythons.net

When your chameleon gets older, and if it is a male, the spurs will become more prevalent. If it's a female, you will still see no spurs.

Yes, they do. A Chat With Dr. Gary W. Ferguson

Maybe it's because I'm a biology student, but I enjoy looking at pictures like these. I'm glad you posted them...So let me get this straight, these injuries were caused by rough handling?

Hehehe, I have two blue tongued skinks named Coheed and Cambria. My boyfriend named them and I couldn't object.

This is cool! I'm kinda disappointed to see that I'm the only member from Ohio. :(

Cleveland, Ohio

The first one looks like blatta lateralis. The second is either a dubia or hissing cockroach.

Ok, another question about humidity. I'm a full time college student which means that I won't be home several hours a day. Can I turn on a humidifier when I'm gone as an alternative to misting? I will have a dripper as well.

I'm no expert but I've been told that you can feed your chameleons collard greens and kale.

Thanks for your help! Jannb, I found your youtube page, and I think your chameleons are gorgeous! I'm planning on getting a younger cham, around 3 or 4 months.

First of all, I'm sorry if this has been asked before, but I've been searching for days and I can't find an answer. Hi, I'm new here, but I'm not a chameleon owner...yet. I have been thinking about getting a veiled chameleon and have been researching them for quite a while now. I have read...