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Wow! That's unbelievable! Let's see some new pics of the bigger Yoshi!

Hey CF members! I've been absent from the forums working with our busiest season at the office. Things are starting to return to a normal rate so I'll be spending more time here! Wanted to share with everyone my 'new' adoptee. This nosy be panther is a son of chameleon company's...

'Nosy' the Nosy Be Panther chameleon

Rocko is at the vet right now getting an enema to clear the Impaction. If this doesn't work the vet's prognosis on surgery is not good.

I fed Rocko a wc locus from the yard and he can't seem to pass it. He's been trying for three days now to pass it. I've fed him baby food pears when I first noticed this. I've also tried to lubricate his anus with a qtip dipped in ky. He's still trying but to no success. Has anyone had any...

So glad to be spending time again on these forums. As always, the crew is beautiful and beautifully loved by you and your family Jann. Glad to see both Luie and Red are hanging in there!

Anyone have a starter colony of B. Discoidalis they want to part with? I am looking to add a new feeder to my buffet.

Your uv strip needs to go across the top of the enclosure. I would take him into the vet ASAP. Have them draw a culture from the eye to see what type of infection, if any, is present.

Great job Dez and Jann! I really enjoyed seeing the crew! So many beauties!!

Wow! What a stunning cham Jann! Happy bday Hendershot!

These photos are over a year old and the free ranges have changed greatly since they were taken. They give you the general idea though.

Put out a shallow dish of water with a heat source over it in about two or three different locations in your home. Allow this to sit out for a while in the dark. Throw on the lights and get busy chasing the crickets and catching them. They will be attracted to the heat and water.

There was a really neat youtube video floating around on here a month or so ago that showed the different types of uv lights and their uv spread. It was really fascinating. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUu24MNO2Ho

Right, but the fall off rate is very steep and if your raising the lamp up higher to back off the heat intensity the uv intensity is going with it. I wouldn't risk it with your beautiful lady, linear lamps are tried and true and allow the cham to get very close to it without risking a burn.