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I like both. Whichever you like best. Though a front one would be better if the t decides to make its home at the top.

Not at all. ICU's are useful for many things in getting a T back to health. Not only hydrating. http://people.ucalgary.ca/~schultz/icu10.html They also are used to help a t that is stuck in a molt. I can't think of the other reasons to use an ICU at this moment.

Yes thank you I know that. Could still be a male.

Ahh that is true! To the op can you post a ventral shot of your t so we can determine the sex? What you describe though by him being more and more active, walking around the cage, makes me think he may be a male searching for a female. Females would stay in the burrow.

In my opinion it does, he/she looks really rosy and fresh to me. And if I'm not mistaken, rosea like it extremely dry. I don't keep tarantulas anymore but I remember when I had my rosea the substrate was super dry with only the water bowl as her moisture.

Looks like a fresh molt to me. Substrate could be a little on the dry side as well for rosea. ---------- Post added at 10:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:55 PM ---------- A ventral shot would help us determine the sex.

Very nice! Congrats rob. I wouldn't mind finally setting a communal up with some rufilata!

Here are just a few of mine. I have 6 total(gonna be 7 next weekend :D ) And this is my very first chameleon I got. I took him outside one day some time back in june to live outdoors for a while. He escaped from his cage and I couldn't find him for 2 months. He...

I went to the super show in Pamona yesterday. I had a blast. I got to meet a few members. This guy is an Ambanja panther chameleon sired by Dr. Gonzo. Dr. Gonzo was featured on the cover of Reptiles Magazine :)

Homecoming, freshman year. I'm a sophomore now :D! And this is a week old Got my ears peirced

She acted a little sluggish but after the molt she went back to acting normal. I don't think I have a pic of it anymore, I had to delete most of the pics off my photobucket account to make room. If I find it I'll send it to you via pm.

I really wouldn't risk it. My H. mac had almost the same thing your girl has. She molted out of just fine. You wouldn't want her abdomen to rupture from doing this! Crossin my fingers for you rob!

When I had my rosea, she fasted for almost a year and was perfectly fine. If her abdomen starts losin mass that's when you worry.

I wouldn't use that method. It some times can be very tricky using that. I tried to sex one of my metallica like that and it looked female but under the right like it looked male. So I would just stick to molt sexing.

All you can do is put him in the ICU for a few days and make sure you keep it humid in there for him so he can rehydrate himself.

He's grown up so nicely and also has grown to hate me! Here are some new pics of my chameleon, peppermint also, this is the thread from when I just got him! http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=171373

Holy crap that is one huge snake! He looks great, hope you have little babies next year!

You should have her housed in an all screened enclosure(unless you live in Canada than it's ok) You need a 5.0 reptisun linear uvb bulb and a 60 watt normal house bulb for basking. Sorry I just want to make sure you're caring for her correctly, petstores can give false info and in the end the...

Nice female :) You'll have a hard time finding out the locale of your chameleon though since it is a female. Where'd you get her? What was she sold as? Also your setup doesn't look good enough for a cham. Could you post pics of your setup please with all the lighting and stuff?

It'll regenerate next molt. Just keep feeding and watering.