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She is doing well. Still no eggs but she is now shedding. Lol I made a a couple more slight changes and she is loving it. She is wandering all over and enjoying her little chameleon life. LolThank you for asking.

Honey you have to understand that's life things die and Sometimes it's out of our control but as pet parents we do the best we can to take care of our little ones keeping that in mind you need to do more research so you can prevent stuff like this from happening that's the whole point of it...

They are young. They are upset that they have failed let them reach out so they can do some more work to have happy animals. Don't put them down we all make mistakes some are just bigger than others but they deserve the right to learn from said mistakes.

Honey don't get super down. A chameleon is a hard animal to take care of. If you really want something that is semi low maintenance try getting a beta. They will live for a couple of years and they are super easy. If you want to know about a betta I'll be more than happy to help you. You just...

That's awesome. Thats lots of animals... I could wing it... but I'd rather not hehe. Hats off to you though!

I have seen that method as well. What's your ratios? And what do you hold you humidity at and for what species? If you don't mind me asking.

Yes I think I'm gonna use hatchrite in a plastic container. I'm still researching most effective humidity levels for a successful hatch. Also I feed and water before she wakes up and I peek in on her long enough to do a fogger water change and to see if she has dropped in size(maybe a minute I'm...

Hey guys! Sooo... I have been doing some digging and talking to carpet cham owners. I also got in touch with a gentleman that has been to Madagascar on multiple diffrent occasions to study the Furcifer lateralis or carpet chameleon aka white-lined chameleon and has been doing so for many many...

Anxious mamma here. This is killing me. I have no idea what I'm looking for and don't want to screw this up. Whoopee seams to be getting fatter every day but I have yet to receive an answer on what to look for after she lays her eggs? Or if she is egg bound or if I'm just paranoid. I can't go...

I know I have not been on here long. However, sweets you may wanna try a plant for a little while. Not trying to be mean. But try for a more difficult plant like an orchid. Ans if you can get that baby to bloom then try for another animal. I think you need time to heal and time to comprehend...

Hey guys me again! I just wanted to give you guys an update. After adding the sheet over her enclosure she is eatting like a little piglet now. Lol. I know... I know I still haven't shown you the fan set up. My bad I have been leaving before her lights go on and getting home at night after her...

Because like I said I live in Colorado (our humidity is like a desert) so when I first started this endeavor I was told to purchase an all screen enclosure (not smart but I'm learning). This was not holding humidity levels and I could not bring it above 20% so I covered 3 sides with a clear...

I am right there with you. This is my first cham and I have had her for a week now. And did not know when I bought her that she was gravid. What a ride... lol

Awesome thank you guys. Personally I think horned worms smell atrocious. Blah....

But also just so you know I will not be throwing her eggs away. I will be taking them to a local breeder as they will be wild breed/captive hatched and I would love to see this species grow as a CB for hobbiest like ourself to have access too. 😁

Unfortunately that wasn't a flash light are actually the lights in my bedroom they are halogen lights and I hate the dam things we rarely turn them on and rely on a standing lamp. As you can see now she can't see us. 😏 I can see her well enough that I know she is not changing super dark colors...

Its still nice to see the diffrence in variations for the different species. It gave me a very good starting off point. 😉

Do you guys leave dead crickets in your containers for living ones to devour as part of a gut load or to keep them alive longer? I know weird question. I just don't want to harm my cham.

OMG I just seen your message. I am new to the forum so I'm still exploring and looking around my apologies for the delay. You are correct she is gravid. So I did provide her with a laying bin yesterday. I'm not sure though how wet is too wet for her laying bin. Also what will be the sign she has...

I'm hoping she lays in her box too. I made sure to pick a box that would take up more than 1/4 of her floor space. I just hope her box isn't too far down. Because how small she is an how large her enclosure is I have also heard large enclosures can be a problem with this breed. I also had to pin...