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Got these this morning. Thank you Paul (showjet) His name just came to me. Not to mention his little harem no names yet I have to see how they act.

Chameleons can live with parasites and most do until they get stressed or sick and thats when the little buggers raise their heads.

A couple of things stand out that concern me one he can get on the ground and two thats a high traffic area. Fix those two issues and I think the chameleon would be fine.

Not to mention most of these lizards are wc and carry parasites which he just gave his chameleon.

I understand now have fun. As a matter of fact I'm sitting here waiting for 1.2 pumilum to arrive this morning. Any feedback or info on the pumilum would help me out alot.

I don't want to rain on your story but unless you have a permit to keep them your shouldn't and you probably know that already. Why don't you just watch them in the wild as is. They are beautiful and protected sorry my 2 cents.

No drinking until you get them out. Happy Birthday.

Nice, I'm getting mine Fri if he can get them out today.

Fruit flies and small crickets G. I have to see how small the chameleons are. G what are you getting again?

Just add a cfl ( compact florescent )that should help get a 65 K spiral bulb.

They like to play dead or just plain tired wait until he's walking around then you can move him.

I tried to bring mine in one night because it was going to get cold and for the first time he tried to bite me after 4 years of keeping him. I am very happy he missed they can stike at any time I learned my lession.

It wouldn't hurt to sanatize often if they are sharing it's just good husbandry.

I would think if one is wc you stand a good chance of passing a bug to the other. That's the best question of the day so far.

The pumilum look great but I'm a little bias.

I had a wc faly that would lunge, bit, hiss and anything else you could think of and on the other hand I had a mitsio that would come to the cage door when he saw me. So it's all about personality good or bad.

I think chameleons turn brite for specific reasons eating, breeding, fighting who knows how much energy it takes to turn colors if any. You might be seeing a relaxed state or his natural coloration because he looks fine to me. He moves away from the light because he's had enough.

That's one way to shut it up. Parsonii are picky eaters if that's what he wants so be it. Mine wont eat any kind of worm or mice never tried a bird though. That's SSimsswiSS Parsonii.

Perfectly natural think about it. Why is this ape touching me.

I would Nix the cabbage and broccoli for some reason they stand out in my mind.