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Welcome to the New Chameleon Owner FREAK OUT!!!! It happens to everyone, and I am surprised it isn't listed as an actual medical condition, yet! Best of all, PLENTY more freak outs to come! yippee!!!! :eek:

Is that his Halloween custome? dressed like a F. Minor?? :D

Laying bins stay in year round. As you mist, the water flows downward naturally keeping the bins at a perfect wet/dry ratio. Plus, gives your gals confidence. I use a mix of organic topsoil 75% and playsand 25%. I change out the mix every couple months (couple people here recommended every 10...

A couple days to a week or so before laying, their ribs can and will expand out. It can be creepy looking. She should start checking out her bin for a couple days prior to laying. First, to make sure one is available. Second, to make sure she likes it. After that, she will will make test digs...

I want to say Meadow Fritillary, but the yellow at the tailbase and amount of black spots give me pause. Almost identical though.

Are you sure you aren't drunk and seeing double? :D 27? Holy cow! I believe she needs to retire on a beach with a cabana boy to attend to her every wish and whim. :eek: Ooops wait, that's Lathis' retirement plans, plus a LARGE MARTINI!!! Enjoy feeding and poop detail on those little buggers! :eek:

2009 version [previous 2000 & 1995] page 19 top right corner in Chapter 2 in the Habitats and Biotopes section.

Nothing I say will do justice. Speechless........ :eek:

The Sargassum Frog of land animals. :) Amazing.

Stay positive, as they are truly unique. There are plenty of people out there who will appreciate them. Ousties are VERY popular in my area [Hampton Roads : Tidewater area]. Even our zoo has them on display. I will talk to my friend who breeds ousties and ask if interested. He seemed intrigued...

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Has the word 'majestic' been used yet? Prim and proper. :D

I use the small oven / fridge bulbs: 25w for summer and 40w for winter. Might be hard to find, as there aren't any lizard pics on the package. :D

The best way to mellow a veil: share your valium or xanax Rx. :D (Some, mostly females can be nice actually.)

They are the Pekingnese of chameleons. Only thing that will make him happy, is actually biting you.

Definitely a female, and by her coloring could possibly be ready to lay more eggs soon. She is non receptive.