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You could try Bradypodion setaroi, Archaius tigris, Furcifer lateralis, Furcifer major, Chamaeleo dilepis (mostly WC), Trioceros jacksonii xantholophus, Calumma globifer. Some of them need a little bit cooler but it is not so hard to maintain it. All are available on UE market. Pozdrawiam ;)

Today I have been in vet clinic to confirm my fears that my female panther chameleon have not fertile eggs. She still eat, her eyes looks well, I have a laying bin in her cage, but she refuse to lay eggs and I want to give her oxytocin. The photo is not good, but the best they could give...

Do you also use reflector on them ?

I have a question about using Arcadia T5 6% for Trioceros jacksonii. The enclosure will be 90 cm high, there will be mesh on top, but wire diameter will be 0,4 inch and will not block a lot of UVB. It is save to use reflector ? How close to that lamp Trioceros jacksonii could go ?

Color and amount of light are just great !

In my opinion to much WC import kill the market of CB. Another thing is that sometimes other species are sold as R. brevicaudatus. The imports are always sold as adult/old animals very often in poor condition . The eggs need cool temp to incubate. Animals are usually kept to hot without any...

Cool looking creature :D

They are CB 08, the male is 180-190 g and the female 170 g after breeding season. The are usually very tame and friendly geckos :D

Also like their massive look. I have the "Pine Island" location. Few shots :D

I have an offer of buying CB Chamaeleo dilepis. I know that the WC parents country origin was Tanzania and that the males was having spurs. Adult animals lenght was 20-22 cm. I read that from that region it could be Chamaeleo dilepis martensi or Chamaeleo dilepis petersii I really want to...

They give some heat, but not enough as for panther chameleon. You need to buy additional heat bulb. Another thing is that Exo Terra Reptile UVB 200 will be much to strong with UVB levels. For panther chameleon you should use Exo Terra Reptile UVB 100. Even that one have very high levels 10 cm...

Also like how they sleep..:D

Thanks for your answers, I looked closely at the base of his tail today and I think that I saw some nuts..:D

I don't now if the sold jacksonii jacksonii are the real ones but all subspecies are quite common in Europe. Why do you think that this is a male..?

Who can help me to sex this Ch. jacksonii willegensis ? . What do you think about status of subspecies "willegensis" ? This is quite common subspecies in Europe. Could I try to breed with normal Ch. jacksonii jacksonii. The animal below is about 5 month old: