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UVB meters are indeed pretty expensive, but can make you save a lot of money when you have a few chameleons! Here, i have a few bulbs that are approximatively one year old, and are still irradiating a very good amount of UVBs. This means i already saved a few hundred dollars, which i couldn't...

Really nice chameleons!! :)

Awesome setup man!! Is his father an hybrid? Because i don't recall seeing that kind of patterns in the past!

I believe you should still get rid of the red light. No matter if you use it during the day or at night, the light isn't close to natural sunlight and may cause eye problems. And from what i read, you obviously look like someone who wants to take great care of his chameleons, so if i were you...

Do you use red light bulbs??

Your chameleons are gorgeous!! :)

What if i find some in Quebec, Laurie?? Will you come to visit me? :p Very nice melleris and setup by the way!! :)

He looks very good! And he's already eating, so that's a very good sign!! :)

Have you ever considered a career as a stunt person?? :D Joke apart, take care of yourself and of your chameleons!! :)

Actually the picture was more greenish than reality. This is why! :) We double-checked Natalia, and everything should be fine! :)

And now here's Heaven: Noémie and I's reptile room, put to shame by the two previous pictures: This is it people! I hope you enjoyed the pictures as much as i did! :)

A cute female A male Another male Unfocused picture showing a future free-range area!! That would be crazy!!

Delko's father!! I even got to hold him a little!! What a nice boy!! :) An ambilobe who doesn't want to mate!! What a waste!! @@ Babiiiiiies! :D

I just came back from a 5 hours drive to go and pick up our new girl Natalia. She's a 3 months old female sambava, and hopefully a good friend for our Delko! Without further waiting, here are the pictures i took today!! Natalia on my hand: A French blackboard for my breeder's calcium and...

*nods* I can't tell you for how long, but i'm sure some people could help you out! :) Do you have your laying bin prepared, and are you prepared to leave her alone for a while? ;)

No matter what it could be, a vet visit is definately in order. Chameleons are pros at not showing signs of sickness, and while your chameleon still looks relatively fine, his immune system may be not doing very well. Keep us updated with the results! :)

Can you hear him breath sometimes? And did you notice any bubbles in his mouth?

I still don't understand why people are considering humans smarter than monkeys! :D

An "annual herping trip". That sounds very cool!! :D I wish i could do that (and probably 99% of the members here haha)! Thank you for sharing your pictures! :)

Nice Quads Laurie!! :) You are very lucky!!