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Thought I might share some pics of my new leucs!! =D
They are both 1 year old in this picture. One is a little bigger and huskier than the other.
Please tell me they are 1.1 !! =D Anyone wanna guess their sexes?? =]
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1.0 Baby Sunburst Veiled Chameleon -- Dexter
Another pic of the king 
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1.0 Baby Sunburst Veiled Chameleon -- Dexter
I have heard that leucs tend to be female heavy (my group of 5 turned out to be 1.4). If they are a year old and you haven't heard calling (you can't miss it), I would guess you have 2 females.
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Josh Willard
www.joshsfrogs.com
Well I have only had them for 2 days The owner before me said he didn't hear them call, but I'm not sure if he was around much.
One definitely is huskier and a little bigger than the other.
Here's another picture
Got a male you wanna get rid of Josh I really wanna see these things breed! It sounds so fun and addicting!
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1.0 Baby Sunburst Veiled Chameleon -- Dexter
They seem to not like the substrate very much..it sticks all over them.
I used a mixture of about 35% coco fiber (bed-a-beast like brick stuff), 35% orchid bark, 20% leaf compost (old, brown leaves from outside...most crumpled up), and 10% loose coco fiber fill.
The ground is moist, and it just sticks all over them and I constantly see them try to kick it off. They chill in the water, on plants, or in the coco hut on the plastic lid, probably trying to avoid the substrate sticking to them.
Is there anything I can do? Should I mist it well so it is harder and wont stick as much? Any tips?
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1.0 Baby Sunburst Veiled Chameleon -- Dexter
The substrate should compact and become less adhesive over time.
I believe they do have a tendency to a high female ratio. I've detected only one calling male among 6 leucs.
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Patty
Pahsimeroi, Idaho
4 D. auratus blue
5 D. galactonotus pumpkin orange splash back
5 D. imitator
6 D. leucomelas
4 D. pumilio Bastimentos
4 D. fantasticus
4 P. terribilis
4 D. reticulatus
4 D. castaneoticus
2 D. azureus
4 P vittatus
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