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Interesting article. I like the thought of maybe changing the droplet size. I personally do not fog I use a mistking with a diy rain dome I make that adjust the amount of rain to mist. As for a comment I saw on never seeing chameleons drink liquid water here is just two quick references that...

Thank you all. I appreciate it I am trying to get better with taking pictures.

Yeah not sure why the camera shows the blue look. In person he is a very emerald green.

Took some nice photos the other day. Thought I would share. This clutch of sambava babies are turning out pretty amazing.

We made a video on a good variety of feeder we like to use with our chameleons.

Just wanted to share a fun photo of a baby sambava. We are readysrainforest on instagram. Hope everyone has a great weekend.

❤️ beautiful Jann

Thank you.

Really? I haven’t seen any nosy be’s look this way. 🤷🏼‍♂️. Here is the wild caught Ambanja sire and the Dams clutch mate brother F1 (Brian steward Ambanja line). Then a few of there older brothers from last years pairing all grown up. Pictures uploaded out of order. Sire is second to last photo...

They are showing really nice blues. But these are Ambanja locales showing blue and sambava locales showing the yellows.

They are so amazing ❤️

Finally getting better at taking photos. It helps when I have beautiful babies to take photos of❤️https://readysrainforest.com/

Awesome. I am glad you like it.

And yes it can save a lot of space on top of your enclosure. If really tight up there just use a 2 in. Pipe. But the 4in. Does cover a bigger area.

Awesome. Please do. Tag me when you get it up and running you will be amazed at the coverage even if you opt to use a 2 in. pipe or 4 in. Pipe. I use 4in. On all my adults and 2 in on all my babies and juveniles. You can use your standard MistKing nozzle as well. But I do recommend taking the...

Here is a link to how we hydrate our chameleons. It is a diy rain dome we have been using since the beginning. No high pressure water in the enclosure or holes in the screen. It sets right on top and a light mist and rain drops.

Kevin stop keeping chameleons many years ago.

Yall do know this is a post from 2009?

WoooooHooooo! Happy gotcha day. Sherbert❤️. A beautiful chameleon from the day he hatched and with an amazing cham parent as well. Thank you so much for being a wonderful cham parent❤️.

These crickets love the feeder fuel. Added some carrots and turnip greens for moisture 💪🏼. We make our feeder fuel in small batches and loaded with bee pollen and flowers and healthy grains and seeds and hays. Its our solution to a nocturnal feeder being able to feed on a day time type feeder...