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That's an insane mutation. :eek: I definitely wouldn't be buying it though.

Nutritional makeup of mice differs from insects. Also, I'm going to have to side with Lisa to some extent. It sounds like an insectivorous reptile like a chameleon wasn't a suitable companion. With many reptiles, chameleons being no exception, you're going to have to live around insects. A...

I love the sound of a cockroach colony in a feeding frenzy. :D Let em' go free. :rolleyes: Or get filthy rich off of sellin' em'. :p

So I've read, B. Dubia possesses a meat to chitin ratio greater than that of crickets even. They do get huge compared to crickets though, they're definitely not something smaller chameleons could make a living off of. As it says here (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blaptica_dubia) these beetles...

I'm not experienced in any stretch of the mind, but I can recommend checking programs you have which affect your ability to view and use websites. (Could it be that a program you have is attempting to prevent a necessary function from happening?)

It certainly wouldn't be wise to never use anything if out and about long enough to give you sun-burns, yes. Especially so in areas with extreme sun exposure. I was bein' silly in my previous post. :p

I don't normally use sun-screen. Now I have an excuse to never use it. :P Just as LizardLover said.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVGt9XPc7b4&fmt=18 A Panther chameleon with some hardcore hard rock! :p I thought this video was outrageously funny, and amusingly proves that H. Sapien isn't the only creature that can have an awesome entry. :cool:

Getting accused of growing pot sounds fun, in a sarcastic way. Edit: I don't have a chameleon (yet), though when I cared for a bearded dragon, the lizard's presence was unmistakable. Then again, my bearded dragon's home resembled a desert rather than a crop. :P

When I cared for a bearded dragon and raised feeder crickets, I gave them whatever vegetables/fruits I was feeding my dragon, and some other stuff vegetables/fruits which were in the fridge. (Probably also being fed to my beardie.) :P I avoid oranges though. I once gave some to my dragon's...

So a dripper is something the chameleon should be raised with, rather than introduced do, and misting is a relatively inefficient way of hydrating a larger, more mature chameleon? (Based on what you say, it's one of those 'possible, but painful' choices.) Next little question; how would one...

-Snip- Thank you all for the confirmations! :D As for species & gender: I'm hoping for a male panther chameleon, any land-race/locale will work.

Thanks. :p

A potential Chameleon Parent has arrived to the forums! I seek judgment on the knowledge I've thus far acquired regarding chameleon care. I'll skip the greetings, I don't feel like doing the writing. :o Right now, I'm here to ask around and confirm whether or not the information I've gained...