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Consider glue pads as well. Used for trapping mice or other small pests, I have used them successfully placed in corners or under cage areas. With over 30 breeders we get more than a few escaped crickets - the pads won't get 'em all but they fill up fast! I don't like the idea of reusing...

We have 2 holdbacks from our Red Body Blue Bar "Truk" line. Around 3.5 months old, they are showing lots of potential with reds and oranges coming in strongly. These big boys are eating 3/4" crickets, hornworms and silkworms are look to be showcase animals with maturity in another few months...

If you bought him from a reputable dealer, he should stand by what he sold you. Your chameleon didn't develop an URI in a week. Call the guy about the issue and try your best to treat at home. If things don't improve in a couple of days, trade him for another. You shouldn't have to spend a...

We have a clutch of premium Ambilobies showing lots of reds ready to go! Sired by our beautiful red body blue barred "Truk", these little guys are well started at over 3 months of age and the males are really starting to display their colors. Dam's bloodline is from our "Tarawa" line. The...

"Tuluvu" showing off

Glass aquariums are definitely not what you want but the exoterra offers a little airflow so you might be OK. If you had a Jacksons that required a lot of humidity an exoterra might be the way to go but since panthers and vields don't require so much humidity, a cheaper screen cage is great...

Ha, just saw this post - thanks for the endorsement, Chamcapture. If there's anyone who knows his Ambanjas its you so your compliments mean a lot! Glad you're happy with your new Banja.

If you wanted to try the hot glue gun, you can buy one at a hardware store for less than $20. I've tried thumb tacks, some of the branches will spin when your cham uses them. I wouldn't recommend using tacks.

Soft bodied silk worms and hornworms don't pose the problem that hard bodied insect do so the space between the eyes rule can be tossed. I have fed very large hornworms and silkworms to my ADULT panthers - male and female - with no issues whatsoever. If in doubt then just let the hornworms...

I simply hot glue in place. No problems for many years.

Had a faly hatch out about a month ago and have been raising him by himself - now the others are starting to hatch and he's not happy to share his enclosure. As babies, its funny how they are fine together for a couple of months but if kept alone for a few days - no matter how young - its zero...

Chamcapture, here's another pic of your new banja -

Nice Ambanja - you didn't get him from me did you (Steve @ the Jungle Panther)? It looks a lot like some of the Ambanjas that I produced a few months ago. Just curious - love the reds.

He's a beauty! The cool thing about breeding Panthers is the diversity within a clutch. Leo was sired by Tarawa - pictured. Even when breeding blue bar to blue bar you'll get some red bars in the clutch. To twist the words of Forrest Gump: "Chameleons are like a box of chocolates, you never...

For sale is a holdback blue bar Ambanja hatched 11/29/2012. Eating 3/4" crickets and medium/large silkworms, this guy is developing some awesome blue barring. Very calm personality like his dad (Iwo, a retired breeder), this beautiful cham would make a perfect breeder or display animal. Live...

Always like to see how the babies are turning out - please keep me posted on his progress!

Meet Leckie. Made a trade over the weekend for a 7 month old Faly which was shipped via FedEx priority overnight on Monday. The guy took it to his nearby FedEx store where - through a series of screw ups - the package disappeared. Never scanned so not traceable. Thursday, the package ends up...

What's a Flay?

Tenaru, a male blue bar Ambilobe exploring the great outdoors

SOLD - Heading to New York City!