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aww rest in peace. it really hits you hard doesnt it?:( at least he was in a happy home... my prayers are with you, curly

im no pardalis expert but its most likely a faly. beautiful chameleon by the way.:)

my only tip is to not handle or try to tame them. they are the grumpiest buggers. good luck to you curly

i never like to see death as a bad thing. i like to celebrate the life one has lived and things they have done rather than mourn their passing. if you think about it, would you like your family to be constantly upset or would you want them to be happy?

in a way his passing has opened up many new opportunities for me. he helped me learn about his kind and now i have they knowledge to care for others in the future.

overwatch?! heck yeah!

a meme for you guys. not reallt a joke but i found it funny:)

im sorry to say guys but Reggie my first chameleon passed away today at 20 months of age. he had constant eye appitite problems since i got him and i believe that this lead to his drastic turn in health and his death. you have all been unbelievably helpful to get me started in the hobby of...

the setup looks awesome but you may want to use t5s with reflectors. awesome handywork!

awesome! good luck!! curly

do you guys know what i should do with the body?

well thats life for ya. we come ftom nothing and we go to nothing.

:oops:i got him as a sub adult and hes getting old lethargic and he isnt moving. i fear i will lose him by the end of the day. very upsetting but if anyone has any tips to keep him. alive please feel free to share:oops: curly.

i hear fl chams are really good.

i think its more intense and it is more efficient if you will as the tubes which are glass only let a certain amount of radiation through. but i havent got a physics degree so im not 100% sure:)

you need a jar and bran. mix the bran with honey and glycerine and then add the pupa into the jar. add small rolls of wax paper for the laying medium and just wait. i do have an alternate and more healtht recipie for the pupa too if you want it:)

females can live together but males will fight. thats why breeders like Brian from bhb keep females in a large tub with 4 inside and add 1 male to rotate as more females are bred that way and it saves space

surprisingly long! 1 week is were you should get worried. mine is having the same problem and he is wasting away:(i fear i may lose him...

if you can get em locusts are the best way to go

its not a light but i heard the deep heat projector is really good