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Personally, if it was me I wouldn't feed them off in case there was some kind of residue that got into the container that is toxic. Call me paranoid, but better safe than sorry Try putting them in a warm area for a bit and see if they perk up. If not, I'd pitch them and wait until you get more.

They don't like cameras too much.

They are a great species aren't they?

The vet said no MBD? Well thats cool. Did the bone already set? Will she be able to use it again? Don't leave us hanging!! We need to know! Lol

Are you sure it isn't a chunk of dog doody? I'm just kidding. I only said that cuz my lawn mower catapulted a big chunk onto the fence today. Lol

Indeed it does appear to be a juvenile male Jackson. Awesome find. I loved my visits to Hawaii.

That' pretty cool. As long as it can withstand a misting system it will work. It looks great on your enclosure.

I have a couple display cages that people can see and I really want to make them look good. I'l be making those enclosures bioactive sooner or later as well.

So it's totally waterproof? If so, I'd be pretty interested.

I LOVE the background. What is it and where did you get it? If you want a good way to mount plants and sticks, get dragon ledges from Dragon Strand cage company. The site has a great video on techniques to mount all the plants and branches to them. Check it out. You won' be sorry. I have them in...

It is exhausting for them to dig and lay. From the people I have talked too, it is pretty common for them to nap in the hole or even spend the night in it. You can wrap a sheet around the sides of her cage to give her privacy. Some people put a go pro in the cage to monitor the egg laying...

I was wondering the same, I am hoping that since Chams are not part of our ecosystem, that the risk of chameleon compatible parasites will be less here than in there native habitat.

I just wouldn't do it. Then you don' have to worry about it. Lol

I guess if it just for a photo op, it MIGHT not be the end of the world and it would totally depend on the cham. I can't imagine them liking it too much though. My Chams would bite for sure. The only one that would tolerate it would be the little veiled girl I got from Jann. I never would have...

Negatory!

He looks great Jann. Is he another species of the genus furcifer?

Just keep checking the this site in the "for sale" forums. Somebody will end up with a clutch of veileds for sale sooner or later. That said, there are probably unscrupulous people that join this site too, so be sure to talk to them a bit before you blindly make a purchase. Good luck!

It is best to try to find a devoted hobbyist with babies for sale than a mass retailer. You definitely get what you pay for. That being said, I have talked to quite a few people that are very happy with the Chams they got from Florida Chams. Good luck.

He was in one of the two recent veiled posts.

But dont get me wrong, I really like my veileds. I was just very interested and suprised at how short their lifespan is in there natural environment.