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I love the new look !! Really ! Thank you for your hard work and having my favorite forum up to date! I would have one question though, will it be accessible through the Tapatalk app ? Thank you again !! :)(y)

Here he is finally!! I've had him for 2 months now. He's about 5 months old and seems so small compared to my 2 years old Ambilobe. He's eating well, full of energy. I just love this little guy, so I thought I would share some pictures...:) Set up : Reptibreeze XL Lights & heat : 1 solar...

Thank you. Very interesting article. I was wondering if anybody on this forum has kept this specie in captivity?

Salut ig1na et bienvenue sur le forum! You came to the right place to learn about chameleons. You will find this place full of resources and good advice. As for the food, it depends where you live. I'm near Paris so I can get all the feeders I need, but if you don't have any other choices than...

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I can sooo relate !! [emoji1] [emoji1]

I just came back from the store. it wasn't easy to take a picture as the merus were way in the back... Merumontanus Female in the foreground and male behind. They were actually quite dark... Xantholophus Adults Babies xantholophus Sorry for the poor quality. The...

Ok. Thanks. I'm going back to the store tomorrow, will take pictures, post them and you can tell me what you all think.

I'm digging out my own thread. I talked to one of the manager of the reptile store and it turns out that the merus are captive bred... He assured me that they were parasites free, but also insisted on the fact that these chameleons absolutely need a big gap in temperature between day and night...

Awesome set up ! Please post more pics if you can. What did you do for the drainage ?

[emoji15] [emoji15] Incredible colours !! They are just stunning !!!

I found this site (in french) that sells caterpillars, butterflies and all kind of other insects. They have bombyx eri caterpillar, I don't know if they could be considered as silkworms or hornworms. I'll read more about them and may try them. Anyway, the insects sold are supposed to be for...

It definitely frustrating not be able to find a larger variety of feeders. If you can get ahold of some dubias, you can try breeding them and give the hatchling to your chameleon. Mine never accepted adult dubias, and I'm now left with a growing colony... I'm trying now to offer him baby dubias...

Bonjour Adman ! Finding food for chameleons in France could be a little tricky sometimes especially if you live in the country. Local pet store (not specialized in reptiles) will only offer you meal worms, maggots and crickets (locusts if you're lucky). If you haven't found anything where you...

Thank you very much for your replies. I have finally decided to not go through with it as they are indeed quite expensive (250 € / animal) and since i'm not experienced enough, i'm afraid they might not last. Thanks for your wise answers.

Hello, I'm fairly new in keeping chameleons, hence the need of your expert advice. I started last august with a young male ambilobe. He's doing really well and I found myself getting more and more interested in these wonderful little creatures. I've been thinking for a while to get a...

I'm including a new picture of him when he sleeps. Sorry, it's kind of blurry.

Thank you for your answers. You can view all the details and see pictures of my terrarium here. Let me know if there's anything wrong. I realised that it might be too crowded. I have no substrate but it's hard to reach when he poops in the back. I may have to re-do it. You're right, my...

Hi, SO this is it! I finally own my first chameleon and like the title says, i'm full of questions. I had read a lot about chameleons before getting one, but I realize now that nothing replaces practice. So here are my questions, but first, some pictures: This little guy...

Thank you Junglefries for your comment. I have been reading a lot lately about chameleon care before getting one and checked out how they are kept in various countries like in North America, UK, Germany and of course France where I live. It's true that glass and wooden terrarium are very common...