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My aussie & madagascar stick bugs in breeder screen cage, very easy!!

My feeders kept in metal screen cages crickets in garage, top lifts up

The above picture is bulbo lasianthum with flower spiking plumeria kept all in same place

Orchids & chams

Chams with orchids, giant hoya kerrii

Eggs

Adult males doing just fine

Female chams doing just fine eat & drink every other day

Juvenile holdback male just put in adult cage, Very easy to keep!!

Anybody can complicate anything to the point of nonsense if they wish to, mine are very easy, I keep them with my orchids, they both, plants & chams thrive, their cages cost me 65.00 I make my own...For some people keeping a cham takes having a phd in biology, then go ahead and be that person

One of my orchid society members bought a cham off me and let's it cruise around the greenhouse, he is trained to eat out of a cup, when he's hungry he goes to him, he fills the cup with feeders from the screen cage feeder bin, he eats and good to go, when he fertilizes he puts him in his cage...

Could you repost picture of parishii in brighter light please?? You did such a good jjob!! Congrats!! Beautiful!!

I don't know man.... I water my orchid/plants every 2 days in summer, my chameleons get the same attention...insect feeders get fed once a week...not sure what you are referring to that takes up so much of your critical time?? Perhaps a hobby that doesn't include a living subject for you would...

The overcollecting problem affects other species....it's happening to chameleons in madagascar, along with environment being slashed and burned for development & farming

I agree with you Werner... some people don't understand that the survival of the natural species in environment is critical.... a plant in cultivation doesn't survive by strength of genetics and immunity to pathogens that plants get in natural environment.....if you took a line breed plant for...

The Chinese soldiers are fistfighting with india soldiers on their border in the Himalayas lol... that is much much more civilized and honorable than just shooting each other!!

Not a full time job, lights & mister can be put on timers feeding is required every other day, that requires physical attendance

I feed them live insects & water every other day alternating & they need a linear uv light, I already grow my orchids under lights so I just switched one of the bulbs with a uv, I keep them in same place as my orchids, can not leave them for 2 weeks

Nice!!

My mottled leaf liemanium got so big I had to get rid of it, although it had thick waxy leaves and was beautiful!! Yours is very beautiful!!