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Thank you everyone for the responses. I do believe that it was in fact stress that must have killed her. I had 3 pygmy chams in a 20G tall enclosure and figured that they would have had plenty of room to hide and get away from each other. My male never "mounted" the gravid female...but he did...

I have had two pygmy chams for a few months now, and my female died about a month ago. So I ordered two more females online and they arrived two weeks ago. One female is VERY tiny...must be a baby and the other was meggo preggo!! My male was SO HAPPY to have females back in his tank. He...

I had the female and a male (bought together) for a couple of months before she died. I believe that they were CB but I never actually saw "mating" that I was aware of. Once or twice they climbed on top of each other on the same branch..but it usually just looked really akward! I never looked...

My female pygmy chameleon passed away about a month ago. When I removed her from the tank...it looked like she had literally blown a hole out of her back end. I was told that this may have been due to egg impaction. Does this mean that she has laid eggs somewhere in the tank? Should I look...

I just purchased these two pygmy chams from a local reptile shop. They just got them in and I chose which I thought was a male and a female. Can you please tell me if I am correct? I believe that the first pics are the female cham, and the second pics are the male cham. Is this right...

I have a 12*12*18 exoterra tank currently, and plan to upgrade to a larger one (20G high tank or an 18*18*24 exoterra). Can I house a breeding pair or trio in this? They are currently only about 1.5 inches long (MAX) at the petstore. There are 4 that they just got in, and I am going to try to...

That is too cute! I love the first pic. I had to do a double take at the picture because I didn't trust what my eyes were looking at! Too cute! What species is she?

Located in Manitoba, Canada. Not too much choice in the great North! What are peoples thoughts on the Carpet Chameleon, the Senegal Chameleon and/or the Cape Dwarf Chameleon? I do like the smaller size of those species, but it is hard to beat the coloring of the panthers (and some veiled...

Does this material relate to Panthers too? Thanks for the link!

Hello! This is my first time on this website, and I thought I would just say "hello!" I currently do not own (nor have I ever owned) a chameleon, although I have been considering adding one to my family. I have had and currently have a LARGE variety of pets, with herps included! Besides...