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Such beautiful babies :D. Thank you for sharing, Dr O. Your heart would have to be made of stone not to gush!!

I'm particularly partial to your mitsio male. I love his colours!

Don't have any good ideas yet for the coat hanger "issue", but I wanted to say I really like your enclosure :) job's a good un

Such a shame :( Maybe he's making himself prolapse so you will molest him :confused: and the biting is just him playing hard to get :) I'll keep my fingers crossed for you both.

Lol, Ivy's such a cutie! Awesome pic :)

Awesome pics! Thank you for sharing :) It's really interesting the difference in facial expression between the shot of the worm in his mouth (where he does look just a lil' evil :D) and that beautiful close up of his face. I hope you consider entering either into the photo competition!

Many congratulations to you, your hubby and of course Leonidas! It's a lovely photo! What is he shooting for? EDIT: and congrats on your 2nd place, Hoj :)

Please say 'hi' to Bartholomew from me. Look forward to seeing some pics :)

Congratulations on your new chameleon. I only have a little experience with Veileds (and only veileds), but they are a lovely species! Here are some great resources on keeping veiled chameleons: JannB's blog for veiled or panther keepers ChameleonInMyHouse's Veiled care sheet Have you thought...

Bruce is one hadsome lad! Lovely pics :)

Is that Friar Tuck? :D

Just use the calcium with d3 or multivitamin without mixing with plain calcium.

Females will produce eggs whether or not they have been fertilised. This cycle will begin once she reaches sexual maturity. EDIT: What species are you interested in? ChameleonInMyHouse made a good Veiled care sheet. Part 2 contains some good info on this. ChameleonInMyHouse's Veiled Caresheet...

He looks lovely! Is he friendly or shy?

I wouldn't recommend using wax worms in an attempt to fatten him up. They do contain a lot of fat (a lot of phosphorus too), but it would be far better to bulk him up on healthier feeders (like the ones that Jann suggested)

Could you replace the sand with soil (or a mix)? She may not want to eat dirt... Just a thought.

More great pics, Max :) definitely a (not so) distant relation :D Chazam is one fine looking creature. I especially like the close up of his face (he's looking up) Like how you're showin love with no glove!

Here are some links you may find helpful: FerretInMyShoes' Basics of gutloading SandraChameleon's nutritional blog SandraChameleon's supplements blog Matthew Wheelock's Overview on calcium supplementation EDIT: no probs :)

You could use reptivite without d3, but you would need calcium with d3 to give him also. It would be ok to supplement with: Plain calcium with almost every feeder Reptivite (with d3) twice a month It would be wise to research into supplementation & proper gutloading. I can post some links if...

Sorry to hear you lost your Cham daveo :( my condolences