Cool stuff!
Try and get a picture of that male with a size comparison in the photo. he looks massive! Those branches dont look to be very small, and he is man handling them. ha!
Everyone that is giving advise about the glass enclosure.. Glass is not a bad way to keep chameleons, as long as they are Terrariums, and not aquariums. They just need to be set up correctly.
Please go read the thread by Chris Anderson on this subject. its a very long thread with great info...
In regards to the weather. You would just need to keep an eye on the weather report. If its looking like it will get to cold, bring them in, same thing with the heat. I would venture to say most everyone that keeps chams outside, have cages inside for all of them.
I suggest you sell one of them if you can't afford a second set up. I highly doubt she will survive being housed with a male. Sorry to be blunt, but that's just how it is unfortunately.
Are you housing two chams together? That's a big no no. You'll want to get them in separate cages ASAP.
Chams are solitary animals. Chams housed together or even in site of each other can cause stress issues.
Usually when i get on and click on "New Posts" their is often a few pages of threads. For the last week or so it only brings up maybe half a dozen or so threads. Its happening on the Desktop and Taptalk. Anybody experiencing the same thing?
I did have a male and planned to breed butt it didn't happen. I sold them to a fellow KCK in Alabama a few Years a back.
Thanks Laurie! Since I've been gone I bought a house, and just sold it yesterday. Getting married in April and will be a step dad. Unfortunately we won't have space for a...
Man... I miss my Chameleon days... Hoping i can be in a sitution to have them again in the next couple years. Here is an old video of my fav cham i had. "Lil H" I never named her so i started calling her Lil H because she was from Bloodline H from Seeco. Video is about 2 1/2 or 3 years old now...