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You should easily be able to tell by the size. Males are many times smaller than females. It should not be hard at all to separate males before the females mature.

isnt there anyone who has bred chameleons on this site?

It sounds crappy to us who collect inverts. but the fact is, the gov. in brazil is only trying to protect their fauna as well as it possibly can(which is something many other coutries should consider). Brazil has very strict wild life laws which can get annoying, but the fact is, it's the right...

Nice shots :clap:

I recently accuired an adult female Jackson's chameleon a few dyas ago and it was housed with another male in a large enclosure for over a month. She looks rather robust for a chameleon, but are there any signs that i should look for that would indicate that she is gravid?

It was just a guess on the species. It wasnt really serious. I just knew it couldnt be centruroides and it looked like a species of Isometrus. so I took a guess... there was no real reasearch involved ;)

do centruroides live in singapore? the first looks like Isometrus spp. , maybe Isometrus maculatus? not sure about the second...

I know what thats like. A few years ago I keept getting bitten in bed. It didn't really bother me too much, but MAN THOSE THINGS ITCHED! soooo much more than mosquito bites or fleas....

Gracilis babies also have the red claws when young.

can you describe it in anyway?

This is diffucult ... T. serrulatus by far But all of these are great! C. exilicauda C. hentzi and C. noxius

Mine has never done such a thing and I have never seen a corn that displays that kind of behavior.:?

Sorry, I know I'm not the greatest speller. not in portuguese, not in english, and deffinately not in latin.

Just playing with the cammera i learned to use (please excuse my poor photography) 1-2 (T. serrulatus) 3 (C. exilicauda [colony]) sorry, It's too dark 4 (C. vittatus [colony])

Finaly! I figured out how to use my camera :) So can someone help me Id these guys.... I know there from east africa and are hot ... my guess is buthus paris but im not sure.

99.999% sure its Centruroides margaritatas ;) Here's some care... http://visualadvance.com/invertcare/caresheets/scorpions/Centruroides/Centruroidesmargaritatas.html

I'm a centruroides man myself ;)

Heterometrus spinifer would work (almost always stings & is communal) http://visualadvance.com/invertcare/caresheets/scorpions/Heterometrus/Heterometrusspinifer.html Mesobuthus martensii (Communal but hot)...

one problem i have with a food dish is that the roaches can never get in or out of it b/c it's too smooth.

injection method has to do with some of it. Notice it's 0.0015 when injected iv, but 0.15 when injected Sc. Also You should know that these numbers can varry from location to location and even in individuals. Also I do believe many of these toxins were tested on mice, and considering that we are...