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Just to ensure I am not missing something a lot work in what way? (There are a lot of references to wild caught chams being "work", but not a lot of detail regarding what that entails.) My experience with other WC herps and avians is that they're less "work" but that may be because my definition...

Understood. Is what it is, and I'm just determined to do the best within my capabilities with where I find myself. No worries about asking questions. I am sure I will be full of them.

Oh yeah, I was all over CA during my research. Thank you for pointing me there, though. It has been an excellent resource - and the reason I had a fully planted bathtub two hours after I found them on my lunch break. I knew about the potential for surprise babies due to stored sperm (and had a...

So, my introduction thread explains my situation, but summary: Two wildcaught female Ellioti were shipped to me gravid. (Not happy, but is what it is at this point.) Between them, 25 babies within a couple weeks of arrival. Lost one to URI at 1 week and 1 to unknown at 2 weeks but that one had...

Tried to sneak pictures of the adults before their pre-light misting with... limited success. T.S. was NOT fooled, so I have a nice picture of him starting to change out of his happy/sleepy pastel green/blue and pink/gold colors to a "go away hairless ape" shade of poo brown and grey. *sigh* I...

Oooh, they sell egg cups! That will be fantastic for the next worm rotation. Thank you!

Grabbed some pictures of the little grumps before I did quick maintenance and a snack of fruit flies. Hopefully I am posting them correctly. Not the best or fanciest pics, but their personalities shine through. Haha.

Does anyone know of a source where I can reliably get small (I'm talking the 1/2 inch or so range) hornworms? I have found a couple of places that can do that with silkworms. Hornworms? Second order, second vendor and yet again ONE out of the 25 are potentially small enough for the Elliots...

Hi everyone, new to the forum. My name is Jennifer and I'm located in Northern Alabama. I've been keeping chameleons for a month and currently have 26 Trioceros Ellioti. (YES, you read that right. NO, I'm not a troll and NOPE, I did NOT intend/ask for/want to have double digit quantities of...