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I'm sure. My brother's are all engineers and very tech savvy. It's just every time I involve them in a project, it becomes 50 x more than it should be. LOL

You know, I actually prefer the melleri when the horn is rubbed away. For some reason they look goofy to me with the horn. At least as adults.

YOU WILL GET ALL THE CREDIT FOR THAT!!!

LOL. I really would like to figure that out. It would be cool to log in and take a tour of my greenhouses. IMO.

He rubbed it off. They can rub their horn down in a 24 hr period believe it or not. That is why I like freeranging so much better.

LOL. I admire your tenacity!

This boy was 76 grams this morning!

LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks, Maryanne. You would be a great melleri owner!

Heck ya!!

I use these in my greenhouses to hold plants and all of my nursery cages. I sometimes run misters for 24hrs at a time. No problems as of yet. Like said before, if you are worried about cut ends...cover them. I like Pastidip.

The soil is really not that big of an issue. You can just top dress the soil with large stones. That will take care of that. A ficus benjamina or schefflera arboricola would be great for your chameleon. They are easy finds at Home Depot, Lowes, etc. Put the whole pot in and cover the soil with...

Water fountains aren't necessarily a bad thing. A water fountain coupled with a lazy owner is the bad combination. As long as you keep it clean from bacteria buildup and fresh water..no worries. What species are you keeping? In all reality, you would get better numbers with your humidity if you...

Looks like a sperm plug to me.

Great colors! They all look wonderful. Lottie has the biggest casque I think I have ever seen on a female. Good luck with Andy.

Not really. It depends on a lot of factors. I have seen them that age as male and have zero signs showing that they were male. But, the only people I know that breed quads are Tylene, Janet and Kevin. I don't remember Janet having any this age, so I doubt it is hers. Kevin doesn't have any so...

I just don't see that definitive scalloping on the sail that the young males usually have.

Looks female to me. @jajeanpierre @ponders But the one spot I always look at(the top of the tail where the sail would form) is blurry.

I didn't know Jurgen was working with crypticum. Is this at the present time? I would like to pick his brain.

That live plant piece is actually what I want in front of my house! I would pay good money for that.