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Male veiled for sale £40 Contact me if your interested, no setup just Cham, about a year old sunning looking, collection only £40

Yeah, it can be avoided if your there to separate them but sometimes it just happens, males arent worth a great deal after they have mated as most tend to die within a month after, but you can use one male to mate more than one female. A mated female will produce more than one fertilized ooth as...

eBay mostly and I'm breeding myself, size all depends on the chameleon. A fully grown Cham will take a adult female quite gladly :)

Flies, locusts and praying mantis, all three are great because they are active feeders and can all climb. Locusts are brightly colored and will eat on live plants EXTRA gut-load, chams love um. Flies are super active and will spark a response in the most stubborn of chams with their constant...

look into his eyes haha

This is victor

He is green, blue and red (sometimes when he's angry) pleasent nature and good to watch coz he's very active, doesn't hide as he's always roaming, eats well and poops well and he likes a good soaking with warm water. I'm in south east, england. Pm me if your interested Cheers, David

Hi all ive done a search but couldnt find much, cheers.

Hi all noticed yesterday that my 9 month old panther shot his at his glass door, there is nothing on the glass, no bugs and no marks or stains. I'm pretty sure there was no bugs in the enclosure at the time either so couldn't have been a reflection of a feeder in there! Anyone had this before...

Hi all, has anyone ever replaced glass doors with perspex to reduce reflection issues? Cheers

Thanks all. Ill update soon

Does anyone think it could be the reflector im using, heres a pic Heres the setup, basking spot is in back corner Heres Victor doing his usual :) cheers

Thanks Jack

Its a tube im using

Hi all, my cham acts weird when his uvb is on. He used to love his basking spot and spend most of his time there. I've recently done a shift around and his uvb tube is closer to him as a result, since then he's been closing his eyes, spends alot of time on the other side of his home away from...

Ok cheers, should I wait until they are completely dried out aswell?

Hi all i've done a google search on this but still non the wiser if i can use them or not. Anyone know?

Cheers everyone

Not hot enough to burn him. I can put my hand on it and not have to take it off. I was told he was 3-4 months when i bought him but the shop wasn't 100%. Ive had him since the 10th of december and he's just finished molting as i type so his colours look amazing at the min so will try to get some...