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I voted ficus...but I actually LOVE fuschia...lovely flowers and strong twiggy branches...perfic! :)

My female does this in the sun....I believe it is to absorb the heat (she only gets a few hours of sunshine in the morning). Is the cham basking at the time?

Yeah...I'd read a bit about this before Karen...good eye though :o

I think the majority of people say 3 months is a good age, because you get good survival after this age, and they are hardier by then :)

Just beautiful...I love those parsons...they are such gentle giants :)

I love the ladies :D:D:D

Interesting thread this one... The first chameleon book I got (before I had a chameleon) had a section about hibernating chameleons...saying which species required it and which didn't. It suggested that the life expectancy of the animal was increased...Since then I have never heard anyone...

LOL...thanks for the informative thread guys :D They are a stunning species IMO

:D LOL...silly :)

I'm considering senegalensis myself...she is very cute indeed....I hope you can get her a male. How do you keep them personally? From what I've read they are about 12 inches, need a lower than normal humidity, and quite warm basking spot? She has some lovely spots...are these receptive...

LOL :D Very nice panthers indeed....

I hope you come to England soon :) They are very special indeed...I have never seen anyone keep these in the UK

Fuschia's are pretty too...my pygmies have a small one, but a big onewould look great in a big viv

That's nice that her genes have carried one....pics please :)

Hi Stu... I woudn't worry about removing that glass...it should hold the temp and humidity OK as long as you spray minimum of twice daily and have a good basking light. Is this for a panther/yemen? All front mesh would be my advice (and I don't have double glazing in my house) :) The...

Lovely patterns :)

She's lovely...you're making me envious...I am getting a female yemen soon :)

Wow! Nice to see an emotional response demonstrated in a ruminant :)

Whilst in the US I visited a petco in CT. I was actually REALLY impressed with their standards of hygeine and care. The animals they had were in really good condition! If you can provide a bit of a temperature drop at night for her and a high humidity jackson are meant to be a good starter...

That's wonderful...makes me feel really emotional :p