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Cordyline terminalis is a synonym for Cordyline fruticosa meaning they're actually the same species, so it should be fine.

Thank you. I was thinking I'd name them Tembo and Giwa. They mean elephant in Swahili and Hausa respectively.

I had a Pfeffer's chameleon several years ago that I never saw eat. I had him for about a year and his weight about tripled in the time I had him, but I never saw him eat a single time.

The problem with the aviary is it's made of wrought iron which will rust with all the moisture of a chameleon enclosure, so I wouldn't recommend that. As for the reptibreeze kit, I would double check that it comes with the 24x24x48 size cage. At only a 2 dollar difference, I strongly suspect...

I assume they're there to mark the top side of the eggs so they don't get turned.

I just got a pair of Calumma brevicorne fom LLL reptile yesterday. Here are some pics of the male. And the female. I also got some high speed footage of them catching blue bottle flies.

I just ordered some roaches from them and in the shipping notification email I got it said it's being shipped from Puyallup, WA. I don't see why it would be so expensive to ship it 35-40 miles to Seattle, but you could try contacting them to see if you could just pick it up in person.

I have a lobster roach colony for feeding to my chams, but I've never had dubias, so I can't really say which one is better. I believe lobster roaches are smaller than dubias, so I think the adult lobster roaches are a more appropriate size to feed to most adult chams, whereas adult dubias are...

Anthropology from is a social science that deals with the origins, physical and cultural development, biological characteristics, and social customs and beliefs of humankind, so it's doubtful you would find an anthropological record for chameleons :p.

Does having owned a Jackson's in the past count? My first chameleon was a Jackson's I named Jack, but that was 8 or 9 years ago. ps: I almost named my now 5 month old montium Jack just because you named your Jackson's Monty :p.

You can just use a regular household incandescent light bulb. That seems to be what most people here on the forums use.

I second that.

"Excellent"

I took a few pictures of a couple of my baby montiums today, so here they are ;). This picture would have come out better, but the lens started fogging over :p.

I took several pictures of my 4.5 month old montium, Thomas, the other day. Enjoy!

I love the red :D. It's my favorite color. I'm not usually in to Panthers, but if I ever had one, I'd want one just like that ;).

He weighs 2.23g now. When he hatched, he weighed 0.54g. The past few weeks, he's been putting on some good weight. The last four weeks I've weighed him, he weighed 1.54g, 1.87g, 2.02g, then 2.22g. You're probably more used to quads, too. My male quads each weigh about 100g, but montiums...

My 4 month old montium is just starting his second shed :D. I took this pic of him tonight before lights out. You can see the skin shedding on his horn and the skin around his eye just starting to loosen. I also finally picked a name for him, Thomas Cernunos. I picked it because Thomas...

Here's a couple of ideas from operas: Orpheus and Eurydice Tristan and Isolde

Here's a pic of the set-up I have for my babies.