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You have wanted something blue for a looooonnnng time! Since you are heading north, stop by PA and bick up a Bonsai baby :)

I was having a hard time keeping my temps and humidity up and drafts down, so I set my hatchlings up in this little mini-greenhouse. It's working beautifully.

Fuego does his own selfies, he doesn't need me photo bombing

Wow! I am loving that wide bar, I need to see a better side-shot!

All of these girls are SOLD. Thanks for looking.

Fuego takes down a luna moth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r7ImNIJomg

Looking great:)

Only 3 females remain from Fuego's clutch. 4+ generations of red bars from sire and dam. $175 plus shipping. [email protected] or text/call (717) 329-3961. Photos of females followed by sire and sibling to these girls.

You have everything just perfect! The lighting, the way she is looking right at him, the positioning of her hand.... I just love how original and perfect this is!

Wait, you mean it's not normal for chameleons to be the size of a dog?

Look at him growing up!

He actually looks really good. As was mentioned earlier, when they put their heads up because of RIs, their little noses point straight to the sky, with their backs almost arched.

As a teacher, I get so excited to see others get excited about learning! You'll probably get to learn a lot about the underground dog-fighting culture when you are called to court cases. I worked for a forensic phychologists while I was in college, and his work was horrifying yet fascinating at...

It's wider at the sides, so the handle just acts the same as foliage. If they need shade, they can go directly under the handle, but they are almost never under it. I tested it with my Solar Meter, they are getting the UVB they need.

Hatchlings from the same clutch can hatch at different rates, and some grow MUCH faster than others. You can't leave the big ones with the small ones. Ideally, it is best to keep each one individually to avoid fighting over food and tail nipping, but it isn't often practical to keep them that...

They are $5.99 at Michael's. They always have 40% or 50% off coupons that you can use, too.

I don't have live plants because when you have many, many adults and babies, you have to manage how your time is spent. I used live plants when I had just a few chameleons, but it becomes very difficult to manage when you have many:)

While at a craft store, I had an Ah-Ha moment. These critter cages are perfect for hatchlings, especially if you want to keep them individually housed. It's all plastic, fruit flies can't get through the fine screen, it has a magnification window, and they are cheap. I have been using them all...

Look at him! I can't wait to see how he develops!