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hey thanx. i have another question. ive been trying to feed her but she doesnt want to eat. this is the third day ive had her and shes only accepted food from me once that i know of. i fed her mashed bananas and she like those it seemed but i bought peach baby food thaty i have been mixing with...

yea i bought peach baby food today but i just fed her last night with some mashed up bananas which she seemed to enjoy. she ate for like a minute straight just out of the cap. and yea i will go get a dish prob to put her food in. ive misted her tank like crazy so i know thta she has enough water...

i didnt take that pic but thanks anyway. but what im really here to say is i got my new crested gecko!!!!! shes a harlequin thats an adolescent. the only question i have for anyone who owns a crested gecko is that shes not eating crickets but i mixed some crested gecko diet in a soda cap and...

will do!:D

yea im pretty glad too because they seem a lot more personable than chams. btw i just was wondering have any of you seen a jacksons like this before because i havent. is it just under stress or mating??

i have decided to buy a crested gecko instead. they seem to have a nicer disposition and easier to care for. the diet is less demanding, they live long, stress less than chams, etc.

no not at all. thats insulting. im not some kid who saw a chameleon in the pet store and said "woweeee!!! whats that mommy i want one!!!!" i am listening to them and im probably going to buy a screen enclosure with a fountain and everything to ensure the chameleons comfort. if i dont then i...

i know that you cant handle them because they stress so easily. if i purchased one i would only handle it to clean its cage or on very rare occasions

how are flapneck chameleons as a beginning chameleon? it seems that they are only wild caught though.

this may be better because i live in a cooler state and my house is often very cool. i was originally going to buy one of these when i purchased the pygmies but the tank wasnt appropriate for them to live in. they seem to be a hardier species than most and they dont seem as aggressive as the...

i may now buy a jacksons with that enclosure. im thinking that there would be an ample amount of room for one solitary male in that size cage because they rarely grow over a foot and this has 3 feet of height. also since the screen is aluminum is it safe? i have heard in some instances that the...

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/animals/chameleons/-/weidersheimi-chameleons/ what would you guys think about one of these chameleons? i remember reading thought that they require more care and are tougher to acclimate.

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/reptile-supplies/reptile-cages-glass-and-screen/-/18-x-18-x-36-inch-aluminum-screen-cage/ would this cage be acceptable for a jacksons or adult veiled??? a panther i shown and it seems to have abundant room. plus this cage seems more affordable than most.

yea im a senior in high school now so with college coming up i would have more time to care for it. i mean ive bought several books on the care for chameleons. ive read blogs on housing and feeding. even youtube videos on other peoples setups. beardies, although interesting, are not for me. ive...

yea i know im either not going to buy one now or am going to have to buy a new tank. but unfortunately my parents most likely wont let me buy a new tank because this one seems fine to them. so i guess i wont buy one. i would feel selfish to buy a cham and make the poor animal suffer because i...

i really want a cham. like theres no other reptiles i want besides them. geckos seem dull to me. and after the other chams died i feel i need to do it right to get the most out of them. they were the most interesting pets i have had and i wish they would have lived longer. also, i know that pet...

yea i know and i want to get a veiled but i dont want to cause the animal to suffer because i dont have the right setup and dont want to buy it. so are there ANY other chameleons besides pygmies that this would be acceptable for that are easily cared for? i doubt there is though. i thought...

so should i sell the tank? if so for how much? id imagine they cost upsides of 80 so maybe sell it for 60??? i just dont think my parents will want me to do this because they already dont want me to get one and i dont think my parents will let me sell it. my father thinks that you can keep them...

ive researched for months on what type to get but cant seem to find the right type. im staying away from pygmys after the last two because they are primarily wild caught. i wish peacock chams were easier to care for because they are perfect size and seem to have a nicer disposition than the veileds

meh so wut type of cham would you recommend for this type of enclosure??? i was also looking at jacksons because they are slightly smaller. also if i do keep this tank but cover it in plants would that help to make it seem less stressed. lol maybe i should just tint the glass to save me some...