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Hi guys, This is a long shot in the dark! I've had been working with Meru's in the states prior to my move to Korea. Looks like my job is stabilizing and I may stay here for a few years. Let me tell ya, it's nice here but my longing for chameleons is intensifying. I'm wondering if...

Ok, so I've been in Korea for the past year and finally have some vacation time in August. I was think about doing my usually wing it solo backpacking trips through Tanzania. I imagine it may be a bit difficult but I'm up to the challenge. Especially, because I absolutely adore Mt. Meru's...

ONE aluminum screen cage- 16x16x24 in great condition. Two Ficus trees Two dome light Priority to phil and deb :) Asking 60$ for all, local pick up only, cannot and will not ship.

Screen cage ~14x14x24 I think. two ficus trees two dome lights. asking $80 LOCAL PICKUP ONLY no shipping please don't ask. Thanks for looking. Pics are on my profile.

I've always used wild caught insects (especially flies) as my primary food source here in the states. Dealing with infected animals is heartbreaking and is probably the reason why people get touchy with this subject. Personally i've never had major issues with parasidic infections. They may...

Why must I leave the states now! They are simply the cutest things i've seen in some time. Great job and have fun with the babies!

Heck YEAH! That would have made my entire year!

Use a Q-tip to force the mouth open. Roll it along the side of the mouth to tease the mouth open, leave the tip inside the mouth to prop the mouth open. If you have a syring, cut the tapered end off and stuff it with a few crickets. Using the gap provided by the Q-tip guide a few crickets into...

YUP YUP i'll be there! :D

I am by no means a veterinarian with reptile experience, but i've had chameleons with similar symptoms as yours. Type in sinus infections in the search options and you'll see a series of topics that will give you an idea of what your dealing with. You can also inform your vet that you suspect...

One available cage and another depending on the sale of a chameleon. Both cages are in good condition. Each cage has two ficus tree's. Asking $50 per cage. Thanks for lookin, Edward Kim

Very healthy guy and is ready for breeding (always head jerks at the ladies). Must sell moving out of the country. Pictures of the male is located on my profile albums. Asking $120. BTW local pick up only must have lots of chameleon experience... thanks for looking, Edward Kim

You folks are missing out. I assure you all your feeder insects have mandibles capable of inflicting wounds to your chameleons mouths. Given that most do not have venom injecting capabilities, I say feed on it's all protein anyways! ;)

Venoms are amino acid compounds (proteins) and will denature and eventually become inactive once it mixes with digestive acids. If the animal has cuts, possibly caused by mandibles :eek: it may enter the blood stream and have its desired effect.

Wow! What a looker...

I do believe that the dehydrated versions such as "can of crap" lack much of the desired nutritional value live insects hold. Plus you can't gutload.;)

Parasites?:eek: contamination? :eek: nonsense ;) hahaha. If I had the time I would catch and feed them wild hoppers all the time. Just my 2 cents