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yeah. its like everything else. some people are found sitting up others fall out of the chair... but that was a funny story. the first part made me sad then i got to the "punchline" i guess you could call it and started cracking up... dont give your wife too hard of a time because i would...

my boy Inigo gets really grumpy before and during shedding

those are toxic

AMEN TO THAT!!! those buggers are crazy durable but. a downside to just crix water that i have found is that the overall colony health ebbs slightly downward.

anything. i give mine different stuff. so like lettuce tomorrow morning, apple the next, potato the next, then carrot and repeat... or whatever you want to do. just find what works for you.

you feed them too. i dont feed my all the time. just enough to keep them alive and healthy that way when i gutload them they gorge themselves. so if your gutloading is their food then you need to pull some aside. feed the rest a little bit in the morning, and then before bed gutload the ones you...

dont gutload them all. take how ever many he eats and separate that many and just gutload them

^^^ agreed. my guys will go on hunger strikes if i dont give them a variety

that i dont know. nobody uses it on any of the other forums i am on. so it might not be limited to this site but its not very popular bc i never saw it before til i joined here

http://www.flchams.com/safe_plant_list.asp https://www.chameleonforums.com/plants/

a cross breed panther such as an ambi/banja cross like mine is a bit more $$$ (kind of like a designer cross dog ie yorki-poo) but when that cross has babies they cost less than a normal cham bc just like the dog they are now considered mutts. but its hard to find those bc people dont cross...

that would probably be best. its just hard to find chams at that age still up for sale at least in my experience. they keep selling them as soon as possible and its making for alot of dying cham pets bc they are too small. if my chams have eggs i wont let the babies go until they are big enough...

mine says 1.0 f.pardalis,2.2 c.calyptratus,1.3.3 Mice,2.3 Birds,0.1 Yorkie because we have one male panther, 2 male and 2 female veiled, 1 male mouse, 3 female mice and 3 babies, we have 2 male birds and 3 female birds and one female yorkie dog :)

a male would be easier for a first because of the egg laying as stated. i love panthers. but i only have veiled and panthers. and my favorite chams are the ones that require experienced care and/or are rare lol and dont write off panthers as too expensive. you would be surprised how cheap you...

number of animals and what their sex is. 1.0 means one male 0.1 means one female 0.0.1 means one unsexed baby/egg

thats really interesting. i too noticed the posts about the turning and such but my chams havent had that problem so i wasnt worried. and recently one of my mice had a weird epileptic fit and died and i didnt really think to much into it until i noticed my other mouse's head was tilting to the...

if i didnt have so many people in my personal and work life named steve.... Fiji just sounds like a name for a girl cham to me....

it is. we do it here is something that might help http://www.harpymusic.com/wildinsects.htm#5__bees_wasps_spiders_and_ants_are

ok. does anyone know how long it takes. any info i find is about their life expectancy not the amount of time between each stage

that is one thing i miss. its perfect cham weather there :)