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Since I live here, I make sure to get to this show every year. For Cham lovers, this show was a downer. 80% snakes, 10% turtles, 5% bearded dragons, and 5% everything else including supplies. Selection of chams was weak, and what there was was overpriced. Any suggestions for other Central FL...

Thanks! His DOH was 11-2-09. I can't wait to see what he looks like a year from now.

Just 6 months old, my baby Ambanja Carlo's colors keep coming in stronger all of the time.

Same here, would like to meet some of you in person. See you next week.

I just picked up one from Jim at Chameleon Company sired by Kazmir. Nice looking girl.

Any idea which cham breeders have booths?

First of all, that's a good looking little guy - where did you get him? The easiest way to raise the humidity without cutting off the airflow with plastic is to add those live plants you were thinking of. You could trim the hibiscus down a bit to fit, and also I have found that umbrella...

Ormond-by-the-Sea - just north of Daytona

How many watts is your basking light? With a 2x2x4 cage you can go to a 75 or 100.

He's gorgeous! How many months old & where did you get him from?

Very nice pictures. What camera/lens combo did you use for those tight macro shots?

Are you using standard house bulbs, or the blue blubs sold for basking?

When & where is it? I haven't heard of anything.

Does anyone know of a vet with Cham experience around the Daytona Beach area? Seems the closest are in Orlando or Jacksonville, and I'm hoping one is right here somewhere. Thanks.

:mad:You should not even be questioning the answers that everyone is giving you here. Seperate them now.

Stinky Pete is original & unique.

Do you have male & female available? How much?

Was this question already answered in another thread? If so, can someone direct me to it? Thanks...:confused:

I've been wondering if a Ambilobe sire with full blue bars and dame who's sire had full red bars mated, would one color scheme dominate the other?

I haven't posted before, but I have had the opportunity to read these forums for months and it made breeding my veils easy as could be. Mom's doing well, and now I have 200 days to get set for the "kids"- hopefully all 44 of them.