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awesome, that link is marked as a favorite and will be ordering some tommarow. thanks :) :) :) my chams will thank you as well LOL

ya I still have the little container he was shipped in. says 12/2 - 12/9. sorry I need to get my dates right. but that still puts him at about 3 1/2 months old. He is a boy from Acie at Kameleons. he might be a little older then the date. he still rocks some nice colors non the less

hey guys, so my boy osky started to shed today and completed in record time. about 2-3 hours. afterwards I placed him on a free range branch I have while I cleaned his cage out. I snapped a couple of pictures of him at the highest point of the branch. DOB - 12-20-13 enjoy

same here, anyone know of a place to order them? I checked backwater reptiles and they are out :(

wow that's awesome. they grow up so fast :D

i agree, just stop the cup feeding and let them free range. he should pick up soon the idea of hunting them down. I like to free range my feeders as it keeps them active in their cage. But to each their own. everyone prefers different. In the wild just remember they can go a couple days...

dang how sad, I've never seen eyes like that before, very sunk in. I hope all goes well at the vet tommarow. good luck

awww, that's sad, hopefully he finds a home quick like...

ok, so i'll bite. arcadia is much brighter and cleaner looking. Any other perks for someone using 5.0 reptisun uvb? I went to his website but the "learning Center" is still under construction. Thanks for advanced information

hey no prob, I think at some degree we are all learning new things about chameleons. they are very cool creatures. anyways, I was kinda lazy and didn't post the link last time so here is a link to one of the egg laying/egg bins posts...

while we are kind of on the end of this conversation/topic, how often should dubais be fed to chameleons? I have a nice gutload recipe I got offline, but if I could my chams like 1 Dubai a day that would be great I think for the variety. great topic, I hope some of the answers helped.

hey there, congrats on your chameleon :D there probably should be a laying bin in their now as I've heard of females laying eggs as early as 6 months old. I hear potting soil is ok, but it must NOT have any pesticide stuff in it. I've heard of people using a mixture of sand and potting...

ya super cute and a lot of color. gonna be a winner for sure :D

cool thanks for the quick reply, I figured it was a heat issue. I don't really have a setup for lights in my garage. but im gonna have to figure something out tho.. thanks again.

hi everyone. So im having some problems with crickets. Im out here in southern California but it has been a bit chilly lately. anyways, I bought 500 crickets about 3-4 weeks ago and I have had tons of die offs. I keep my crickets by 100-150 in big plasctic tubs where I have punched many screw...

hi there, sorry to hear about your chameleon woes :( first off, any pics of enclosure or a pic of your chameleon himself would help a lot. Also, there is a sheet you can fill out that will provide a lot of information you did not list that will help all of us try and figure out whats going...

yea, that does look very cool. but I agree with some others, i'd try and get some fake stuff to put around it. But the idea is great and it looks good. would look great with some foliage good job :D

very cool I love the idea, I've been messing around with ideas about a free range like that as well. Can you please post a pic of the bottom. what are you using to keep the branches in place? thanks and looks pretty cool so far

hey thanks everyone for the comments. i'll bring it back to life :D

ok guys, I've seen this problem on other threads but no one really talked about how to care for these. I have 2 schefflera umbrella plants that I utilize a lot. One is in a cage for my female chameleon and its doing fine. my other plant is In a pot in my room and I use it to place my...