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Here is a better photo of the transbald male.

Definately get timers. My chameleons are easier to house and care for than my snakes I believe. Even my 2X2X4 ft outdoor cages didn't cost more than $15.00 or so to build, and it took me a day of slow, drab, and unsteady work to build one. I use a little dripper to water them with and only turn...

Awesome. I miss my Jacksons. I had a pair when I lived in Hawaii back in the early 90's but I never got them to breed. I wouldn't mind having a couple more but I just don't have the room for any right now. Those little guys are so cool looking. Congrats on the two that made it.

Chameleons Eating Here is a link. Not sure how to post it other than this way.

Thanks, he can change those colors super fast on me. I am about to upload a video of me feeding them here in just a little bit.

Been a while since I posted, but thought I would give some updated pics of my veilds. Last year I had went to Texas for Christmas, and while gone we had someone taking care of the chams and snakes for us... Long story short they never fed my chams and I found them in a bad way when I returned...

Thanks everyone. Here is a couple more that I took today. Only one of Chloe (first pic) She does not like to be held much, but George doesn't seem to mind it once in a while.

Thanks, he is one of my favorites. Hopefully next year he will make me some babies with his girlfriends for me.

If you do get a chance to get a ball python later on they make great pets. Their are also some wonderful color morphs out there too. My piebald is my absolute favorite, but their are some very beautiful co-doms out there thsat are not quite as pricy.

Thanks everyone for the complements. Doctor, I wish, I am retired Army enlisted. The DM part is a secret ;) Just kidding, it is an old call sign that just hung with me and I just added my year of birth to the end of it. I need to get some more pictures of these babies, they grow so fast...

New here so I thought I would share pictures of my two baby Veild Chameleons. They are just a couple months old but are growing like weeds. George and Chloe are their names (my wife and kids named them)

I have one blond fuzzy Guinea Pig and a dog as far as mammals are concerned. Other than that it is one Cockatiel that I have had since a hatchling, two turtles, two Veiled Chameleons, and about 37 snakes (mostly different ball python morphs, but I also have a couple burms, several boas, and two...