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Looks GREAT!!! Nice rebirth of a corner cabinet.

Shipping is now available. Another pic of the sire.

Picture of sire

I have a few amazing Ambanja females that are available for pick up in the Sacramento Nor Cal area. Markings on the dowel rod are an inch apart and they are easily eating 1/2" inch crickets. They were produced by me hatch date is 10/4/14-10/28/14 picture of one of the femaleis as well as the...

you can use just about anything. I prefer 1/8 inch plastic. others use shower curtains, or plastic cardboard from any Home Depot

you can try rapping 2 or 3 of the walls to help maintain it.

And the rest of the gang

Cute... Here are som of mine. [ATTACH]104952[/ATTACH

speaking for myself... my chameleons are well established and eating 1/2" crickets when I offer them up unless you are an experienced chameleon owner and they are being picked up.

that clutch is about 1.5 months old

Last nights cluster forming.

Just thought I would share a pic of an Ambanja baby sleep cluster. Every night a portion of this clutch assembles in a sleep cluster.

I never had to feed them at fly stage... When you have as many chameleons as I have they all fed off the same day they become flys. I just have a little gel crystal in the kritter keeper next to them.

congrats on your efforts.... it can take a while for them to earn your trust but just keep at it

I let them pupae in the container. Once they start to pupae I will cut a small hole on the lid and place it in a small critter keeper and they will emerge as the change. just keep the medium in the container from drying out completely.

just let them sit in the container.

personally I do not dust my flies. I like them to fly around well. The chameleons love to hunt them down. I usually let the repti worms turn to flies then place the tub in the fridge for a minute or out side if its cold enough (puts them in a sleep mode easier to round them up in a small fish...

they are just soldier flies.... my chameleons love them

Congrats on your new guy!

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