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He looks red bar ambilobe.

Your chams are wonderful representations of their species.

Zeppelin looks like he brings you a "Whole Lotta Love". It is baking here in San Diego as well!

They are little and innocent looking. Just hanging out enjouying outside. They all look healthy as well...

I use bottled water. I have my mist king using a 5 gallon bottled water jug. I pay .75 cents for 5 gallons. No problems. I do not use tap water simply because there may be more potential risk with fluoride and chlorine against my chams health, and contaminants/particles which will clog my...

I like both, just make sure the fake plants can handle the consistent moisture that our enclosures/chams require. There are even fake plants for exterior use...

Breeders consider them the "pick of the litter" and plan to keep them possibly for their own personal breeding program.

Beautiful quad. Can never go wrong with the 4 horned species...

Awesome RED!

Green, blue and yellow accents. Awesome looking and healthy!

Carol is right. Just get everything right on your lighting on top of your cage AND ensure regular outings outside and your chameleon will thrive.

Gravid females that are displaying a little MBD and nutrition deficiency. Also showing signs of extended shedding that looks like arrows. The man represents the financial thrashing associated with the addiction of chameleon husbandry...

Trioceros Deremensis. WOW. Looks like a cousin to a Parsoni.

Wheelin N Dealin. Good job!

If you really need to rehydrate him, place him on a plant in your shower and let the water bounce off the wall or fall lightly on part of the plant. Let your cham soak on the plant for 30-45 minutes. Use lukewarm water.

My Nosy Be/Faly/Blue Bar Ambilobe

Is the hole in the side of the head a ear canal? Those holes look like trouble for stuff to get stuck inside.

Baby superworms will get your cham to eat. Be careful though, once they taste a superworm, some have problems accepting crickets/roaches again. Also be vigilant with your husbandry to ensure that the "hunger strike" is just attributed to being bored with food instead of something more troublesome.

If you have it already, then enjoy it. Set the timer and let it go. It is loud, but it will keep the humidity up and supply drinking water to your chams. Use distilled or bottled water. When you have your next $100, get a Mistking starter system and really enjoy your husbandry addiction.:)

You can also add more foilage inside their cages, and on the outside. Get a artificial plant and put in between cages. OR that all may backfire because they may want to always get out and climb on them.:eek: Adding more foilage inside will def help. No matter what, that is a good problem to...