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yea, its just a tint.. but still a neat effect for a dork like myself. ;)

veileds are particularly greedy, but yes they will eat fish, i was thinking about doing it but was advised against it because of parasites and worms. pinkies might be a slightly safer route??

haha, thats actually why i was asking :D

i was very surprised too! its def something all cham keepers should be aware of i'll post pics when i can :)

awesome, thanks!

haha, nice one ;) sorry, panthers.

son of amandil, brother of Dr, Gonzo, nephew of a photo obsessive uncle. ;) i think hes looking alot like poppa??

are bell peppers safe to feed to chameleons?

Hi, I saw 4-5 fully grown females in a 4 tall x4 long x 2 wide ft enclosure and they all seemed to be doing well. Would they have any problems laying eggs if housed with other females??

Hi all, so i ran out of chow and had no mulberry leaves available, instead of having them just die on me, i just threw in some carrots, i figured they would at least get the moisture from it. surprisingly they just gobbled them all up and are continuing to grow and eat for a whole week...

yea, as long as you have a uvb light, they will do fine, i wouldn't repot them to take the risk of them surviving or not. i have had some die when repotted and others do fine. if your worried about the soil i would just cover the soil with river rocks so your chams can't get to it. the...

wwooahhh, i went through your album, hes gotten huge since youve had him, are you using the right supplements and lighting? hope theres nothing wrong with his spine. hes a pretty big boy now!

yea, whenever i repot a plant its always 50/50 if they make it or not, covering with river rocks is a much easier solution.

i would just try to find and mate unrealated blood lines.

ambilobe, and those whites under his chin look sexy :)

if you spend alot of time with your cham you can read them just like people. you can sense or tell when they are nervous or anxious or if something may seem to be bothering them. just keep observing and wondering and i'm sure you'll be able to tell too.

i've had both panthers and veilds and mellers all under the same husbandry with different watt heat bulbs, other than that their care and mantinence is pretty much the same, 4x2x2 cage for adults (except for mellers/parsons) reptisun 5.0 60-75 watt heat bulb dripper / auto mister everyday...

just like beardies, if it moves its most likely mistake for a feeder. you see alot of nipped tails when they are all being housed together.

should be no odor, maybe the soil or ammonia from the plants? like gesang mentioned just make sure to clean the poop everyday or every other day.

haha, then bamm! you could have named him emeril. :p