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Hahaha! Now that's funny!

Wow! Congrates PardalisGirl! What a great surprise!

One way is to drill a whole bunch of tiny holes and place a large tupperware container underneath your enclosure to catch all the access water from misting.

Does she appear weak when trying to climb? Possibly not recieving enough uvb lighting? I know that lack of uvb lighting can cause a chameleon or lizard to become lethargic. And eventually develope the MBD (Metabolic bone disease). Not trying to scare you, just want you to be safe then sorry. I...

If you plan to be gone days at a time, do you plan on having someone coming over to mist your chameleon 3 times a day? It's not fair to the chameleon if you think you can just take off for a few days at a time and he'll be fine until you get home.

I'd also suggest no substrate, so you can monitor your chameleons intake of crickets. Even if you cup feed, I still recommend no substrate. It makes life a whole lot easier on the chameleon keeper.

I use these Exo-Terra units to house my crickets. It keeps them contained well and gives plenty of room for them. I advise an open screened enclosure for the little guy :)

Just a gorgeous chameleon! I see your picture is in the contest. May as well give you the victory already lol.

Anywhere from 6-9 months incubation time is the usual.

For this type of cage, I'd suggest using pvc with drilled drainage holes for the floor. Use a rubbermaid container underneath the cage to catch all the access water from misting and whatnot.

I've had the same problem with Hornworms, Silkworms and Butterworms. My chameleon will only eat crickets and superworms now. When I first brought him home, he'd eat hornworms right from my hand. I think he ate a bad tasting one and now rejects them. Silkworms he has never gave an interest to...

Hello there. Just by looking at his colours, I can tell he's a male. Such a little cutie too!

I know what you mean. I've been waiting years and years to finally start up something like this. It's an addiction, a love, a hobby and a dream :)

Yeah, I won't be breeding these 2 panthers. These were pets that I wanted because I love Chameleons. I'll be breeding 100% pure locales when I'm ready to buy in a few months time. I have to get everything built and all set up and in perfect working order before I place any orders for my Chams...

Thanks for your reply Will. My Chameleon is roughly 16-18 months old. I got him at roughly 1 year old. He was a trade in to the pet shop that sold him to the customer. This Chameleon is super tame and such a sweetheart. I won't be breeding him as I can't be 100% sure of his locale or if he's a...

Will Hayward. Please see my other thread. I posted a picture of my panther sleeping. Also, I looked at your pictures on your site and cliff looks a lot like picture #20. Please check that other thread and reply back. Thanks for your help. Derrik

Will Hayward Hey Will, I love your site. I looked at your photos and picture #20 totally represents Cliff. What Locale is picture #20? By the way, I plan to breed in the very near future and I think we'd be able to swap bloodlines once I have babies, considering you are probably from the...

Sorry Will, I had to downsize the photo. Here it is. This was over 2 months ago, late at night while he was sleeping. He goes more pastal orange then this now.

Hello Will. When he is sleeping in a totally calm state, he is a super pastal orange colour. The picture that I posted of him on the fence was a totally different day and hadn't been fired up from the little female. I'm in Ontario Canada and when I asked the pet shop, they said he's most...

I took a look at the site and I think you are right. The Sambava's head colourations match cliff the most, especially on the crown. I appreciate your reply and your link. How long should I expect Cliff to take to earn his full colourings? He's nourished properly and an awesome husbandry.