Nov 15, 2020 · Effects of body mass and temperature on standard metabolic rate of the desert chameleon Chamaeleo calyptratus... Thread starter kinyonga Start date Nov 15, 2020

Apr 11, 2007 · Whilst I continue to learn about and care for the chameleons that I keep now, I am always on the look out for another type of cham that I might be able to work with. I like the types that are not the norm and that everybody and there mother has; tho I …

Aug 10, 2011 · I jus got the R-zilla slimline desert fixture that comes with a desert 50 ucb Y9 Flourescent bulb, should I just remove this bulb and replace it with a repti-sun 5.0? a lot of the problems stated with this bulb is said to have already been fixed, is this true?

Sep 22, 2022 · Furcifer Verrucosus aka The Giant Spiny Chameleon aka The Warty Chameleon aka The Crocodile Chameleon 🐊 These chams are from the desert and can endure harsher climates than most. These big guys can tolerate heat like a skillet. Since the weather is typically dry during the day they rely on fog...

Dec 20, 2010 · I said it was listed on Appendix II of CITES "illegal in pet trade" just figured it was interesting true Desert Chameleon. Click to expand... Jack - Almost all chameleon species (except for B. perarmata, which is CITES Appendix I, and all the Rhampholeon species with the exception of Rh. spinosus) are listed on Appendix II of CITES as well.

Aug 1, 2021 · Since they are desert lizards, bearded dragons have many innovative ways to stay hydrated but a number of theories and a certain amount of confusion revolves around whether or not they absorb water through their skin. In short, no, bearded dragons don’t actually absorb water through their skin. This myth has derived from the innovative ...

Feb 8, 2011 · OMG! Did someone say bitaeniatus! I personally think that the entire bitaeniatus complex are the best chams ever!

Mar 29, 2012 · Many years back I was TOTALLY into them because of their unique nature as a Desert Chameleon. Unfortuanatly there have been a few Colleges (experiments) that have tryed to care for these chameleons with no sucess in keeping them alive. After the studies were done it was recommended not to keep them.

Nov 16, 2012 · Tropical, for sure. I use Reptisun 5.0. The desert model (10.0) is too much UVB radiation. The bulbs need replacement every 6 months for most chameleons like Veiled and panther Chams, but 8 months is OK if you own montane species like Kinyongia or Jackson's. The amount of previous usage of your current bulb would be of some help.

May 14, 2015 · I have no idea why this is ever raised as a concern. Veiled chameleons are a desert chameleon, and as a result, do much better in low humidity. Humidity levels of around 30% is about right for these guys. I live in Utah and never try to raise humidity levels. Pumping the cage full of water all the time can lead to infections and other issues.