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In very, very few cases will there be any problems. It is a concern when you have several generation propagation, each breeding with its siblings.

Well, 70cm is 27". A chameleon with a 24" inch body and a 1-1/2 foot tail would be 3.5 feet long! And most chams have tails about as long as their bodies. Again, I don't think there have ever been reliable reports of a chameleon reaching over about 28"-30". Would be cool, but it just doesn't...

I've never heard of one that big! 24" snout to vent would be about 4' overall length!

Well, considering it's Christmas week and most people are quite busy I would suggest some patience. Two days is hardly a long time, and given the Christmas and New Year's Day holidays you may have to wait a bit longer.

Of course I do! I just thought a really bad joke would be appreciated :) Merry Christmas!

How can you tell if he's drinking? I was going to suggest smelling his breath. Thanks, and goodnight! I'll be here all week.

The only thing I can say is that I had crickets sometimes breed in my cham cages. I used to plant in large rubbermaid containers, and every once in awhile a feeder would escape and sometime later I'd have baby crickets all over. So it can't be *that* hard. You might be over thinking it, but I've...

I think that would be adequate.

Just plant a new shrub or small tree! As long as you're there supervising it's great.

It's normal. Some of them hate being directly misted. Make sure you use some kind of drip to keep it drinking properly.

First obvious guess is dehydration, based on the symptoms and the fact that you don't indicate any kind of drip system to let him drink for extended periods. Get him a drip and see if hydration helps.

Wow in that last pic he looks just like a video game controller!

How are deremensis in captivity? I find them pretty interesting, and would like to know about their requirements.

I found this on Youtube yesterday: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jq6MiOem8c A large male veiled has apparently eaten another veiled that must have been pretty large, given the length of its tail and legs/feet which haven't been swallowed. Now, I've always assumed that they would...

Oh yes. My veileds loved anoles. However, they're pretty filthy little animals so I didn't do that very often... Aric

Is it a small crack? If so use silicone sealant and fill it up. Great stuff will work but is really not the best choice, IMO.

Excellent news, Curt! Can't wait!

I've learned that a) people will pay a crap ton of money for a cb panther chameleon. A crap ton. b) UVB and lighting requirements have come a long way in the last 12 years! c) Supplementing and nutritional requirements are better understood now than 12 years ago, too. All good stuff as I...

One of my favorite species! I wish I could find some again. Aric

She will over eat if given the chance. Nearly all animals that compete for survival will- it is a survival strategy. Monitor her weight, feed her a bit less and she will be fine.