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Lol, reminds me when I was stationed in Italy (US Army). On occasion we would find big black roaches in the barracks. One of the guys used to catch them and paint racecar stripes and numbers on them and then let them go. Nothing like coming in after a late night and see one cruising down the...

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Looking good! Do you have plans for drainage?

The only thing I notice is he is shedding.

Congrats!

That thing looks like it has a suit of armor.

It's just going to take time, if at all. Find what he likes a lot and offer it to him with your hand. He needs to associate your hand with a pleasant experience, not a threat. This will take more than 2 weeks, but every cham is different. Move slow, and have lots of patience.

Lucky him!

Wow, I know that little town (LaBelle), my parents used to live on Shell Lane off 78 on the river! I will give you guys some business!

Congrats! You are a lucky guy twice in one week!

Good thing I'm not missing an earlobe :LOL:

This is the last time I goat sat...................lol

The duck in the pot :LOL:

Beautiful guy you have there!

Me too!

It is a really good system, you will not be disappointed.

Cover existing soil with organic soil, then cover with something like river rocks or screen. You can wash plant leaves with water outside with hose or in a shower.

I am very happy I discovered bsfl, and so is my cham. They are cheap and nutritious and seem to never die. For the folks waiting for the flies to emerge, be patient and don't throw away the cup, they will eventually hatch. My cham loves the flies as well as the larva, and chasing the flies gives...

You are a mad man :)

I do now :ROFLMAO: I hope it's just a painting. Kidding aside, I would think the zoo would do a little more for the poor guy (panther) and give him a proper home. I guess they don't have a chameleon guru.