The plant that I have in my tank was one that I seen for sale one day when we were in town. It's nothing special and you don't have to worry about a plant being toxic or anything because the chameleons won't eat the plants. However, whatever plant you do settle on, make sure you wash all the soil off the roots, and you also want to lightly rinse the leaves (to get rid of any possible fertilizer residue). I actually washed all the soil off mine and then stuck it right in the terrarium and then put the substrate over it. I didn't pay much for the plant, so if it survives that's great and if not, then I will replace it with another. I do like that my chameleons are hard to see due to the bushiness of the plant. I'm sure that makes them feel more secure, even if it's difficult for me to see where they are. I figure if they feel safe they will be happier, and healthier.
As to a name for a 3rd pygmy ... well not sure about that because Burt & Kitty are my parent's names, so I'd have to think about who the other female could be (although my Aunt's name is a good possibility).
I'm afraid I can't help you in regards to a reptile wholesaler in Canada. But one thing I did when I wanted to find the pygmies in my area was to join a forum and get talking to people that live near you and see where they've gotten theirs. That's my suggestion. Then of course, once you find one, you will soon find other places that sell them. That's how it was for me. First I found the one guy, and then come to find out, there's about 4 other places that sell them in my area, although prices do vary from very reasonable to what I consider expensive. I found a website yesterday that has the Bearded pygmies (which is what I have), and they want £29.50 for the chameleon and another £29.95 for the courier! I just can't see that, so naturally I won't be buying from them!
*** Kilofey -- I've actually got something like Fluker's and actually my friend in the US is sending me some Fluker's, so my crickets are being watered. I have been feeding them since I got them. I even went online to find out what they like to eat. I definitely believe in giving a feeder cricket, worm or fish the best life they can have before they are eaten. I think everything deserves a good life. So I think my cham's will benefit from my crickets getting good stuff to eat.
