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Thanks @kinyonga - I've been on here for quite a while and have always been impressed with your wisdom and quiet authority. You agreeing with me just made my day! :)

I have 3 of the Large Atriums in my reptile room. I have a male panther, a male veiled, and a female veiled in them - the female is a pissy little thing and uses the entire enclosure, mainly to hide from me. I personally feel that all 3 use most of their available space and appreciate it (as...

I used to use the 2x2x4' screen cage for all of my chameleons, but since have switched to the Dragonstrand Large Atrium cages and couldn't be happier. I find they use all of the horizontal space available to them, moreso than the vertical. Here's a photo showing the 2 side by side - I was...

Good luck with Jack, he's in great hands now! My panthers always had less of a death grip than my veileds, so that's pretty normal. I agree that he's been overfed, and will probably not be pleased at the idea of a diet. Congrats!

You mentioned that his cage is light - please be careful that it doesn't tip over in a strong breeze and allow him to escape.

Good luck with your agama group. Fire ants are the bane of my existence here in Naples, so I know what you are dealing with. It is satisfying to kill them though... ;)

Love these little Jacksons! Like some others have said, I'm also in FL, and while I'd love to have one I know my house just can't get down that cold. I'll just live vicariously through everyone on here!

Looks great! Love that tomato clown, you don't see them terribly often around here. What size tank is it?

I was lucky enough to hold Piper when he was just a little guy and he fell asleep in my arms - I agree, I think I'm in love with him too! Great looking bunch as always, Jann!

What about writing about line breeding (whether you are for or against it you could make a compelling and persuasive argument), and I think it would help to show the comparisons between chameleons and more "normal" pets like dogs and cats. Just a thought.

Also, you've got a beautiful chameleon there, good luck with him!

Actually she's called a dam. A dame is a classy lady from the '40s, but hey, maybe she fits that description too! :ROFLMAO:

Oh he will, that's part of the fun. You think they are just sitting in their cages watching the world go by? Nope, they are planning and plotting their next move... :ROFLMAO:

Such a beautiful boy he's growing into!

@Beman, thanks for citing my blog and hope it keeps being helpful for everyone! :)

Glad he got some rays and is trusting you more and more. Think I'll still take some time to come around to them, but I'm open to try.

Welcome to the forums, and good luck. Feel free to ask any questions of us - we've all been newbies at one time or another.

How long of a drive is it to your vet? I use a mesh pop-up laundry hamper and zip-tie a bendy vine for them to hang onto. Then I put the hamper in the footwell of the back seat so they are secure and can't rattle around very much. Because the hamper is large I also bring a shoebox with...

You can also just get a pop-up mesh laundry hamper, and zip tie a bendy-vine in it for the cham to grab. That's what I use to transport mine for vet visits, and we have to drive 4 hours each way. Put the hamper in the footwell of the car so they can't look outside, but they will be just fine...

Glad to hear everyone is safe and sound after the storm!