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We have been working very hard on bringing manufacturing processes in-house and those efforts are finally seeing the light of day. As a result of those efforts I am happy to say that the Tall Hybrid and Tall Screen cages are currently both in stock. Feature set: Both are in the standard 2x2x4...

Hey all! I do a daily VLog on YouTube and today I touched on the topic of what we can do about the conditions in pet stores and how we should approach the problem from a holistic perspective. Berating the pet store employee just might not be the most effective approach! I would like to hear from...

This is awesome! I love it!

The Tall Hybrid cages are in stock and can ship Monday!

Here is the episode where I run my nine year old design by @crosscutts and he optimizes it. I am building them out now and am working on the build guide. I really like showing the discussion and thought process so everyone can learn along side me! The DIY Chameleon Guys is a weekly YouTube show...

Definitely! In a quarantine set-up, free range insects are the ultimate self-sabotage!

It sounds like you have been taken care of pretty well here! But I happen to be going through this myself right now so I can share what I have been doing and hopefully that will be helpful. First, understand the beast. Pinworms are nematodes with a direct lifecycle that hangout in the...

UVI 3 is the one UVI level that has been tested within the community to provide enough vitamin D synthesis for a female Veiled or Panther chameleon to produce a fully calcified clutch of eggs with no dietary vitamin D3. There has been no observed benefit shown at UVI 6. UVI 3 has also been...

I have an ambitious 2024 ahead as far as chameleon goals! Reduce my chameleon number to the point where all are in large, naturalistic enclosures. This is the goal because a small number of big and beautiful enclosures is how I get the greatest joy from my chameleon keeping. I acknowledge this...

This is absolutely a Dr. Chris Anderson question! At least we have a location so seneglaensis is not in the mix. But I tap out when it comes to IDing this corner of the Chamaeleo species!

I would put isopod attack low on the suspected list of causes of death, especially if you have ample food for them. But as soon as protein falls to the ground they are quick to take advantage of it. So it is no surprise to find the isopods making short work of a dead body.

LLLReptile is a great source of supplies and equipment. Their customer service is quite good. The mixed experience generally comes from the live chameleons. They get their chameleons from various sources and you will find wild caught and captive hatched. The captive hatched panthers do not come...

You would be correct!

10 points to anyone who can identify the species of chameleon on the cover without looking inside the magazine!

Many of you know I have been working on how we can give our chameleons bigger living spaces. I finally finished designing all the merge plates that can be 3D printed to cleanly connect two Reptibreeze XL cages. The plates fill in the gap between the cages from the pan head screw heads and allow...

My proudest achievement of the 20th century was reproducing Trioceros deremensis. This species is unique because the babies hatch robin's egg blue and then fade to green after a couple weeks. So, seeing blue deremensis in person is a very special event. Usually only the breeders experience that...

I got the greatest friends ever!

Hey all! I wanted to invite you to the Chameleon Academy season finale celebration which will be a YouTube live event this Saturday Dec 2. And, yes, this will be a full 6 hours of me and my guests fielding questions and discussing what 2023 brought and what is ahead for 2024! And there will be...

When I have a female that is being difficult one of the things I will try is this kind of laybin. it has buried flat rocks at different depths, a root ball, and a black trash bag taped around the clear plastic bin for privacy when digging. Of course, take the trash bag off and you can see where...

Unfortunately not.