We’ve got 13 Nosy Be Panther Chameleon Eggs, and they all look alive.
I’m excited, and nervous at the same time.
We moved the eggs into a Thermal Hovabator Incubator after reading that they worked well for chameleon eggs, and after finding out that only one place in town carries incubators, and the one we thought would work […]
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Skye finished digging her hole last night.
She moved from the ficus plant with the potting soil into a container that we’d filled with sand and put in the cage last year.
When we walked into check on her she was perched on the walls of the cage with sand all over her nose.
She didn’t look noticeably […]
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I couldn’t find Skye this morning when I went in to water her, and I was freaking out!
I called Jeff in, and he was able to find her - in the bottom of the ficus plant digging a hole. She was jet black, which is why I didn’t see her.
Skye is a little escape artist, and […]
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March 12th, 2008 by Sarah
Goodbye dear Fred. You were loved and still are.
This is a perfect example of why most people suggest only keeping one species of reptiles in the same cage.
I feel so bad for Jimmy for the loss of his pet, but I’ve never seen anything that said that chameleons should be housed with anything else - everything I’ve seen has […]
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