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So what you are saying is, "Don't count your Lizards before they hatch" :D:D Paraphasing an old idiom....:)

Panther Chameleon of unknown locale. Sold to me as an Ambilobe, but I've never seen an Ambilobe like him.

great shots...

Most likely it will fade away as it gets older. But for now...its name is Smiley.

On top of its head...:) BTW Male or Female? (Ambilobe, 18-19 days old)

I have 6 cages and 2 have double nozzles for a total of 8 nozzles. I run it 5-10-5 for a total of 20 minutes.

I use a standard 5 gallon bucket, it is good for a day and a half before refilling. But the size of the container really depends on how many nozzles you are using, how long you run your mister and how often you want to refill your container. I don't mind filling daily (part of my routine)...

If you have the cage in the same room as the TV and you watch TV late at night, you may want to cover up the cage with a sheet so your chameleon doesn't get waken up at night. That may be why it is trying to rest during the day. Also, if the cage is not in an isolated area, it will take longer...

Yup...resurrected thread. But I will throw my 2 cents in. I have some grow bulbs along with my UVB, but it was not enough to keep mine from withering away or loose all but the top leaves because the light is just from above. And with the Electric bill skyrocketing, I am too cheap to add any...

Wow....I just checked out that forum. Not one blurry picture in any of the post. :D

How easy are they to clean? I am using tubs right now, but these look promising for keeping fruit flies in.

He was marking the males and females....Kent is so good at sexing, he can do it before they hatch. :D:D:D

Wow....cute bunch. That is going to be a lot of fruit flies. LOL:):)

It depends on the size of your chameleon, since they very in size. I have two, 3 month olds. The larger one can eat 1/2 size crickets easily and the smaller one is will only eat 1/4 size.

Gorgeous specimens:):)

Looks like candidates for the Biggest Loser..:D They have the sandbox exersise that does wonders to get rid of those bags of marbles

I am not sure what age is OK for natural sunlight, but I assumed that if they are out in the morning or later afternoon sun, it is not quite as harsh. Also I provide them with ample shade using some small hibiscus bushes, but most prefer to sit up top and enjoy the sun.

Congrats and very nice shots:):)

LOL....the shrubs are small and are in big storage bins. I throw a screen top on the tubs if I have to leave them unattended, for short periods, just in case some birds decide on a snack.

And I can't forget my 11 and a half week olds, I only have two and one is hiding out deep in the scheflerra...My January babies. Nice and fat :D