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im not familiar with veilds really or chams for the most part cause our state is stupid when it comes to laws but i do keep severel species of geckos. in that last pic it looks like some shedding going on. when my geckos shed they tend to not eat much. they also dont much like it when i move...

depending on the size of the tank i love my crested geckos. also fun to raise would be water dragons and baslics but that would really depend on the tank. if you really want a cool gecko and dont plan on handleing it to much my favorites would be the tokays. "gecko.Gecko". they are a bit...

hey everyone, had some trouble getting my new cham permit so in the mean time i decided to get a baby crestie. hes very nice morph. i think it looks to be a orange harly. ill post some pics soon as i find the cord for the camera. but anyways. im just curious about one thing. i havent seen him...

sry about that guys, was in a bit of a hurry when i typed that post and i forgot to mention it is for pygmys or possibly other lizards depending on the permit i applied for.

how much sand do you mix with your base?

thank you for all of thouse links. they are very helpful. after a closer look at some other sites i have discoverd that maine is like one of the only states that dont allow chams. we are working with very little allowed animals purly because the state is not doing what they should be. anyone...

that is my thought as well. most all of these issues can be found in other reptiles,birds, and even cats and dogs. the big thing that im trying to pointout in my appeal to the state is that, along with the fact without an owner these animals could not possibly survive a maine winter on its own...

im currently working towrds haveing the old world chameleons added to the unrestricted list for maine. in order to do this i am sappose to show evidance that they pose little risk to people,and state of maine. obviously no cham would be able to make it in the wild so being invasive would not be...

well im in the process of trying to get my permits from the state to import a few of these beutiful creatures. hopefully i can get the state to put them on the unrestricted list. im not really sure why they arent right now. but in the mean time i have applied for both import and possesion...

thanks guys, im going to be building this myself because i have a ton of extra wood kicking around. with that being said are there any types of stump-tails available that look similar to the jacksons? i want at least one nice setup. cages are just so boring looking to me. thats the other reason...

thank you for all the imput i will def. go with the cage then. i wasnt sure if the fan idea would be enough that is why i even asked. if someone could give me the right dimensions for the jacksons it would be appreciated. im assuming a 18 by 18 by 36 should be adequte but im not positive.

im def. considering that. i love the three hornes. they are amazing creatures. like i said the tank seems to match size wise and with stuff on the walls confusion should be much of an issue. the stagnant air is the only thing im curious about. i would imagine that the air couldnt get to stagnant...

hi all, im new to the whole cham world and am getting my first one soon. i have read around alot and found many concerns with tanks. some say size,stagnant air, and confusion are problems. my question is this. i have a tank that is approximatly 18 by 18 by 36. these measurements are compairable...