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What cute spikey little babies they are! Nice looking chams, Chuck.

I don't keep my humidity that high in the leaf tanks. I don't have temporalis, I have brevs and some brooks, but I believe their care is very similar. It has been my experience with the brevs that if you leave the humidity and "wetness" that high, you will experience more eye infections, etc...

Can I go too? Great pics, Nick. :D

Hm.. probably would have helped if I had read the second page of the thread.. :) Glad to hear he is still kicking.

That happens sometimes with brevs. I see it most in mine when they are going through a shed for some reason. Sorry to hear you lost the little guy..

Hi! What species do you have? If it is an elliot chameleon, then you can pretty much expect the babies to be born hungry. I don't have a ton of experience with the live bearers, but from what I have seen, they eat within an hour or two of birth. I have been feeding this new clutch pinhead...

Thanks, Kent! I tivoed it. "Island of Time" is about Australia's Fraser Island.. I just checked the description.

Hey Kent.. do you have the name of the Steve Irwin show? I would like to tivo it.

Ha, they are doing well. All of them seem to be perky and chasing down pinheads just like they are supposed to be. I know you have a secret desire to own some elliots.. :p

Beautiful chameleons, Chad!

Have you seen this design for a cricket keeper? I have never used it, but it sounds similar to what you are looking at doing. http://web.archive.org/web/20060521215841/www.chameleonjournals.com/husbandry/index.php?show=Cricket.Box.html As suggested in that article, I use an old, not very...

That is awesome, Trace! How long did that take you... :D Let me know if there is a legal way to ship some of these fellas to you, I really will send some your way. Heika

What a beautiful chameleon!

It seems like the 24 inch ones are the hardest to find with wired cords. I have wired in cords on some in the past, and put on reflectors as well. I used aluminum tape to put behind the lights as a reflector, and screwed on flashing on the side of the light. Necessity is a good motivator...

I like the ceramic fixtures too, but most feed stores have them for about half the price of reptile specific lighting. They are used for chick brooding, and run about $7.00 at my local feed store.

Great pics, Mike! Err.. when will those fischer babies be ready to go.. :rolleyes:

Awww, what cuties! Congratulations!

Very nice pictures, Jake. Your male has nice coloration!

Haha! I have to confess, I like fruit cake.. :p

Fruitcake..? :D