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where on the site do i find the list? I have been running a garden center for 10 years now, I know a bit about plants. Not an expert though

hmm honestly my chameleon to me is like a delicate project, I enjoy tending to his needs in order to help him thrive, but I find a big lack of emotional connection between me and my cham. I love him, and would do anything needed to make sure he is at optimal health. BUT, I feel way more...

sorry I'm from southern ontario and I ended up getting lucky finding a nice person on kijiji who bread some healthy veiled's. good luck, hopefully more people will chime in!

I had no idea horn worms bit! Poor little guy.

The calcium food is almost like little pellets? The pet store just makes up little plastic containers of it. So there is a sprinkle of that, a sprinkle of zoo med natural cricket care, and the veggies. I'm just going to dust the phoenix worms from now on as well.

Ok here it is, Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Male, Veiled, just hit 7months old. I've had Him since lateJan. 2013 Handling - about every other day Feeding -He has a varity of feeders: phoenix worms (large) medium crickets, silk worms. The odd wax and butter worm (about 5...

I really don't think that this behavior has anything to do with his health. The first time I saw him do it was back in Jan., when I brought him home, and he was new to his cage, This time, I added an umbrella tree to the little free range area. Someone mentioned above that if they are...

Hi guys, I've seen Mr. Peabody do this a couple times, where he has grabbed his own foot instead of the branch, once he almost fell, and today i just held my hand under him and kinda nudged him along to correct himself. In his enclosure I'm not overly worried, but today it was out in his...

the large size isn't really that big...start with a batch of the small, just don't get too many, I bet your cham will out grow them fast. My guy was eating large at 5 months.

Find a green house that has a gardening, and tropical section. They should have better quality than chain stores like walmart, or home depot.

Pine is cheap, but you need to seal it really well. Cedar is naturally water resistant, still need to seal it, but I bet it will out last the pine, and you won't need to douse it in as much sealer stuff, less "air out" time. Cedar is more expensive, but worth it if you plan to have many years...

Tell me about it! Check out the pic! This is in my town, and I have to walk a dog for an hour later today :cool: https://twitter.com/WellyAdvertiser/status/322774094183559168/photo/1

wow first time I've seen one so black! awesome

So sorry to hear that :(

What kind of lizard is that? looks like an amphibious beardie lol or something. And cute dog too!

I've had my little guy since the end of January and yesterday was the first time I had ever seen him drink! If the poops look good, than you know he's probably doing just fine.

Wow! I'm not sure I've ever seen pics of chams like that (still pretty new) they are beautiful!

I've been staying away from the same things that are a "NO" for my bearded dragons: avocado, mushrooms, romaine, iceberg, leaf lettuces as their nutritional value is none

These are amazing! Takes a lot of dedication to work with such delicate materials. Very cool :D

oh my god that is scary. Keep the worm and show a vet, so they can make a positive ID.