Recent content by Jenna4Herps

Marcia, It seems we are going through the same issues, although I am not dealing with physical pain. I’m sorry you are. I have been asking the same questions in the past few months. I have now gone from owning over 200 panther chameleons, hundreds of other chameleon species, and...

Beautiful! Congrats! :main_thumbsup:

Intense color coming in on that one! Simply beautiful Mike... Nice job!

Oh my gosh... stop that! :main_laugh: You are going to start another addiction for me! Those baby hedgehogs are adorable! Your leo's are nice too lol. Ahhhh... C-U-T-E! :main_yes:

Hi, Panther chameleons and veiled chameleons are the hardiest of chameleons. There is a huge price difference between them; panther chameleons are more expensive than veiled chameleons. Veiled chameleons tend to be more aggressive, although a small percentage may not have aggressive...

LOL! See? I am confused and didn't even know it :p (*looks at bottom of shoe*). You are welcome. Maybe all can't agree, but I really think there is a middle grounding point for all, which is what I tried to say in my earlier post. I do think we need names for easier classifying, but I also...

The "I in the Me." George Herbert Mead ;) You are right! Lol. To correctly term it, it is definitely the "Id" involved rather than ego. Mead has awesome work. In regard to the issue at hand though, I didn't vote either because I'm not sure my thoughts on this applied. I have found the...

I use crickets as a staple diet with added variety 1-2 days a week of various worms. Crickets are a pain to deal with and yes, they smell, but overall they have a lower fat content and higher protein level. Here are some stats for the various live feeders for those who are interested...

Thanks everyone! I'm glad Jagger was able to make you all smile :). Everytime I see that photo I break into a big smile myself... So much so, that I made it my desktop so whenever I open my laptop I smile lol. Leo's have to be one of the happiest reptiles on earth with their forever smiles...

A face like this? This is Jagger, my Lavender Reverse Stripe 100% Het Raptor male... Now who in the world could resist a face like that? Just wanted to share this happy smiley face! :main_yes: Smile everyone!

I am so sorry I missed this! You guys look like you are having such wonderful fun :). What a great idea and I can't wait until next year so that I can join in too... Happy Holidays everyone!

Here are a couple I didn't see: Snow Bell Albino Eye Shot: Diablo Blanco Eye Shot: I think I have a few more that aren't listed... I'll see if I can catch some more shots. :)

I also have a female enigma het bell who has been proven out as het bell last season by producing bells (by another breeder). She displays none of the characteristics that some of the F0 populations enigma's had, nor do I see any of Paul's observations with her. Since I did not breed her last...

Thank you everyone for the posts and my special thanks to Paul for his detailed findings on his enigma breedings. I am finding this very informative and helpful when considering what to breed to enigmas and what to look for in offspring once they have hatched. To me, I believe this is truly a...

You are welcome Sandra :). This subject has been on my mind as well, and I too was unsure about posting about this subject. But, I feel it is a very important one that should be discussed. The enigma is a fairly new morph and I believe we should be open and honest about the findings when...