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Here are a few more....the last one is a week old. I don't know if she is eating yet, but she scoots around like her older siblings.

Here are some of my baby Ambilobes enjoying some natural sunlight.:) These guys are March babies.

I keep parrots, and it is always recommended that you have variable diameters for birds to perch on. It keeps the claws exersized as opposed to a constant diameter grip. I do this with my chameleons too, especially in their basking areas. I try to use real branches since they are naturally...

To answer you Question about jumping.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eChlwHqJUA As far as my Panthers go, they use up all of their 24x24x48. Yes, 90% of the time they are in the top area of the cage basking, but they do like to motor around checking out their territory.

If you are dusting with just calcium, you can try gut loading and using calcium fortified water cubes for a few day. As long as you don't use the calcium as gut load for a long time, it will not kill the crickets. Too much calcium makes the crickets exoskeleton too hard and the crickets die.

You are correct, the actinophylla is not a good plant to use. The Schefflera arboricola is what a lot of people use for their Chameleons and is a safer plant.

How come they didn't turn purple like the towel? :p

Maybe, he was hinting for a shower :D

Thanks everyone... I tried time lapse on several others but they took so long to get out that my batteries kept dying. I did however, capture one with its tail out and it kept changing from light grey to the dark brown you normally see. Of course my battery died before it got any other body...

Or since he is not nasty as the other, you can name him McLovin from the movie, "Superbad". You will have to get him a fake ID to go along with the name :D

Some apples are waxed (especially the reds), so to be on the safe side, I would peel.

Yeah, that egg stuck on until morning. He/she dragged it to a small branch and now it is hanging there like a worn out Christmas ornament.:D I usually don't get to catch them hatch out since they either do it overnight or while I am at work.

Of one of my Panther Chameleon hatching this weekend.:) Each frame was shot every 30 seconds. This took 4 and a half hours from start to finish (or at least when it went out of frame)

congrats.....good luck with them

I must have gotten lucky. I didn`t need it but decided to buy more since my bag was getting low. I will not try to waste this batch.

The first two surprised me when I checked on the eggs in the morning. So I don't know how fast they popped out of the egg. The third, I saw a slit and I tried to capture on time lapse but ran out of battery after 4 hours (I was at work) and was out by the time I got home. The 4th was another...

There were originally 23 eggs, but I lost 6 thoughout the 10 months. I still have 11 sitting. Two hatched in January, one in February and then these three.

They are a waste of time....;) I spend so much time watching them that I feel like I am neglecting the parents and my other pets. :D

So fresh, two still have their yoke sacks (last 2 pictures) :)

I live just north of you and I just bought a bag of Vermiculite at Lowes. It was in the area where the sell the Orchid bark and Sphagnum moss