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This is awesome. I was really hoping to see k. multi instead of k. Fischeri From what I have heard from Petr Necas k. multi population is thriving. I’ll definitely be watching for my chance to get more Kinyongia species to breed.

do you have the cup up off the bottom? give it time he could be skittish of you opening his door. sometimes it takes them a while to realize that seeing you means food. my chameleons in the past eventually learned that as soon as they saw me with the cup they were getting fed. maybe try some...

I was thinking about this too. you could get some larger pieces of like cock bark or pack the surfaces of the substrate down if your worried about them eating it, in my experience crickets will climb up towards the lights so that's not an issue, id use a cup for worms and go the bio active...

does/has anyone kept or even better successfully bred kinyongia boehmei? I recently acquired two pairs. I have successfully kept their larger relative K. multituberculata in the past but these guys are so much smaller. I'v been trying to find some complete cares sheets on the species but so far...

Before I start this is not something I plan on doing... I was on here and I saw a question about keeping a veiled and Jackson's together. An obvious no of course. But Anys I was wondering do hatchlings recognize their own species? For example I know that most of you keep your babies in the same...

Not just no, HELL NO! :P they will stress out at the very least. But most likely the veiled would go after the Jackson's.

https://m.facebook.com/LoxHerp this site is posting ball pythons in auctions and are using fake accounts to drive up prices in addition they are blocking people who win auctions if the price is not to their satisfaction. I strongly reccomend against them. They nipped me out of a het pied enchi...

With snailes even the babies can produce babies depending on the species. Not sure what your talking about whe umbrella plant. And dubia take a while to reproduce. Make sure they are well hydrated. Fed fresh food and kept warm. More heat up to 90 = more babies. Also don't forget to keep adding...

I have been on these forums for about 4 years. I have yet to learn why Parsons chameleons are so expensive because I have seen a lot of them on here. I really would like a complete care sheet. I have seen chuck's posts and I noticed he always questions a buyers ability to keep this species. How...

I love the pic below the tongue shot. I always use to get that pose from my zilla.

Love it all! I hope the dog doesn't stress or hurt the chameleon but looks good I almost went with a pair from Chad when he messaged me on fb but I wanted a pair of rudis chameleons

rudis in christmas tree

I had a chameleon that got that rash every time I fed superworms

Nice pair, I have a pair but I have only had them for a few weeks, do you keel your together or did you just do that for breeding purposes. Any info on them that might shed light on how to get them to breed would be great!!

Anyone know where I cab find a 60" uvb I have been looking for one for over an hr 5.0 or 10.0 can both work for my project...

I work during those hrs:(

My female chased my male off so my gf made a plant run after a few hours they were separated and both are eating just fine. My panthers are adorable and already showing I few blue scales. I also ordered Egyptian sandfish they hide more than the chameleons do... I had to dig them up just to see...

Really? I thought they were like T. Hoe and the dwarf species that are fine together if the cages are huge! Do you think they would be okay for a few days while I work on better planted cages? Also its funny that you commented on this I was just looking at your profile because your the only...

Hey guys and gals and chameleons of the world! Its been six months since zilla passed and I'm ready for some chameleons to adopt me as their care taker. I have just ordered two panthers and two rudis chameleons. Does anyone have experience keeping rudis chameleons together I would prefer to...