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you might want tpput him in a maller simple setup if your afraid of injury you can place a towel at the bottonto break a fall,

a baby jax does not need much heat so that looks good to me. good luck with him its amazing to watch the jax grow they change soo much.

This is just what i did. Temps were good just below the 20C mark (sorry C temps im canadain haha). We had a heat wave here during one clutch i managed to keep them below 25C but i lost a few. I keep them in tanks screen lids, no extra heat for the first few months, fruit Flies (heidi), and...

will its amaxing the change that a chameleon can have I told you he would be nice lol :p . great job with him he is looking very nice

he is still to young i think give him a month or two

If they are never in the presence of a male and have a good diet and are not over feed they may not produce eggs nothing is quarenteed though you sould always be prepaired for eggs as this may not work for all females, but it is possible with experience.

read this article, will answer the questions you have http://www.chameleonnews.com/year2003/mar2003/calyptratus/veiled_faq.html

Necas book has no info on Rudis at all. If you are looking for info on rudis they can be treated exacally like similar species such as jackson's, werner, most of the live birthing chameleons have the same care. i hope that helps, here is a profile on them you wont find many...

Its hard to notice if your cham is initally prego, but if she looks like this she will have babies soon

way easy to keep check out http://blaberus.com/ for any info on them, The phobia might be taken away just by handeling and being exposed to them some people however just wont loose it although i think most do. getting a non flying and no climbing is always the way to go to start.

Lmao great photos they always make me laugh when they do that ... I just reuploaded my images of the temp for anyone who didetn see its just too funny. I still laugh at these. those pigmys are looking good Heika keep up the good work. oh crap did she see me! gone yet?

Thre was one last year the first in atlantic canada here is a link to it although it might not be updated for this year it was late summer i think it would be the same this year http://www.freewebs.com/megan_and_pierre/ache.htm

great looking tank roo love the balconies, chams look great too lol, I can understand the visual look but i think i like the exposed sub layers i think it would help know what is going on in the tank. Iv seen roo's cham room although a long time ago now every is so perfect even his bugs were...

I will be there im a vendor Canadian Silkworms we sell feeder insects and suppies, i some times have chams when i have offspring but im all out. im the only girl behine the table,

big full looking eyes, good looking skin, good sheds, poos that look wet (not runny thats bad) all these things show a well hydrated cham.

this is not a sleeping pic when his eyes would normally pop out lol, but its very similar to this

lol roo i had a male veild that did this too hahaha when he was given to me by trace i thought puff was a freek of nature lol. excilent reference btw ill search old photos for a pic

i agree with roo I cant even feed carrots to my montain chams crickets or the chams develope edema, i know veilds are very differnt but still eating carrots may not be the best for long term food item, be carfulll with them. wouldnet they end up with orange chunks in there poo lol unless...

here is my male and female I keep them in screened cages they are on a misting system plants sticks same as my other chams asside from they only have small 25watt bulbs on them now that its winter here (im in canada) they are liking the cooler temps though. I run a humidifier if the...

male jacksonii merumontanus