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Excellent just ordered it ...thanks for your swift responses!

Been debating with myself which would be the better gut load...here in Malta we very rarely get Kale and want a gut-load that would cover a lot of the essential minerals and vitamins ..I currently have kinyongia and plan on getting a Jackson`s so I keep montane species mostly if that helps ...

you can always diy from Wood, Mesh, and glass...and you will only spend 25% of what you would pay for a new one

I have a kinyongia multituberculata who does that a looot especially when he is roaming a new area or after I clean out his cage. Hence his name Slurp :-)

Apart from all the above ...I think that is one good looking Jax ! Hope that he recovers as he has been quite some time with you....if the weather permits, I would recommend giving him some natural sunlight. Although it might not solve the problem, it will still be beneficial to his system.

Here are my enclosures all custom made from wood, mesh and glass . The one on the left was a file cabinet which was rotated sideways and worked on to make it a 2 in 1 ...these only cost about 60 dollars each to make.

the fact that the blade size is large made me think that it is not a k.multi as he is small in size..reasonabbly smaller than my adult k.multi. I will try to get a photo of each on a ruler.

Wow man I would never imagine a male multi having such defined brown colouration..do you think that he would start going into greenish colours when moving into adulthood?

How can I tell when she is receptive ?

Thanks for clearing that out for me as I was confused going through kinyongia species and not placing one species to my new purchase..

I thought that females do not have stubs / horns ?

Well just got this cham as I could not resist seeing it at the petstore ... Pet store owner said that it is a young fishers chameleon ...I have a kinyongia Multi which I got as an adult an was always shades of green .. This is on the brownish side with occasional green and measures...

yes that is absolutely true. The reason i find it hard to imagine is that my location is naturally humid and my enclosures sit at around 60 without misting / 80 after not such a heavy misting. Then again i do try to keep my enclosures densely planted using only live plants which helps...

..i can't understand how misting every couple of hrs does not make it past 20% humidity. Either you are misting very lightly since you have no drainage system or you need a new hygrometer. Instead of buying a fogger, i would go with these 3 simple steps before : 1 - elevate enclosure to make...

yeah they have more stuff than just bulbs but i get the impression that Ferplast had tried enter the reptile market with their products but did not do very well. They have more pet supplies which seem to be or good quality. Might be my ignorant assumption thinking that they never caught on with...

hope my chams response to the new uvb will be better than the response to this thread ! Haha. I'm pulling the chain on this one *fluuussshh* ... R.I.P. Ferplast cfl uvb thread. You will be forgotten ;-)

Bump..intending to use it for a couple of months until i will be in a better position to buy a reptisun. Just never heard any feedback bout this brand..

What are your thoughts on these.... Managed to get my hands on one for next to nothing from a store that is closing down.

I have been obsessed with chams since I was around 4 or 5 years of age..before even seeing one in real life, with a kid's imagination I used to picture one walking across the floor. The way I used to imagine it was a chameleon sporting the precise same patterns of the floor tiles. The spots of...