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Short answer: yes it would. How would you like it if there was a nice cheeseburger, or a huge sundae just out of your reach. Safer to just get a heating pad and keep them out of your chams view :)

Is it a hole or a dark spot? Some pics would help. But if its a hole, then take him to the vet as soon as possible. If its a dark spot and a its a male, than you're fine. My beardie is almost 7 years old and his beard goes FULL black every now and again, just a mood thing. He also gets darker...

Switched out the 60 watt bulb for a 34 watt, he isn't gaping anymore so i think I found the problem, thanks for the help guys :)

Id take out the waterfall, its a breeding ground for bacteria.

So my 6 month old Ambilobe is sitting at the top of the enclosure with his mouth open. He closes it every now and again but every time I look back he's got it open. Any ideas why he is doing this? I think its because it may be to hot in side (88.4)

i use zip ties, i bought a pack of green ones from home depot for like $4

Philip (Veiled) and Eugene (Ambilobe) :D

Thanks, I cant wait for the colors to pop!

I'll keep you guys updated with pics on him every couple months :)

The newest addition, A Blue Bar Ambilobe. One of Dragonfly56's babies she was selling. He's so sweet and is looking like he is going to have some killer coloring. I think I might like him more than I like philip... oh and sorry, i think i put this in the wrong section, if a mod can move it :)

he's actually very mean haha.. he is going to be more of a "show" animal...I cant even get him out with out him gaping and biting. I think he just needs time to get used to the idea of people. Oh, and can anyone tell me what they think of his front right arm? Is it all bruised, or just some...

my friend is a breeder of all things scaly, literally you name any species of reptile and he has it in his store. Anyways, I was hanging out in the store when he gave me a surprise, he got a jacksons in that was WC straight from Africa! I'm in love with this guy..I think I'm gunna name him...

haha I made my dad buy a generator just in case we lost power, im 20 miles from NYC...i have too many animals that rely on their heating lights/rocks/mats, ive got 3 pumps that need to run or the water will get all mucky and gross, ive got two monsoons that need power...it would be catastrophic...

I had my Jacksons in The 65 gallon screenarium from LLL, i think its a perfect size for them.

leave room for the pothos to grow, but get some fake plants and get some bamboo sticks, cut them so they fit nice and snug across your cage and put them at different levels, then drape some plants and vines over the bamboo. Chameleons regulate their body temp by going to different levels of the...

Honestly, veileds are pretty tolerant of varying temps. Although the temps would be the least of my worries if I had the set up you have. JMO

LLLReptiles is a good website for your not so ordinary species. Jacksons can get up to 13 inches and need a 24" x 24" x 36" cage. Carpets can get up to 8 inches and need a 18" x 18" x 36", and Rudis get up to 7 inches and need a 16" x 16" x 30".

Alright, I just don't want you to make the same mistakes I did. You seem pretty adamant on your set-up. So I wish you nothing but the best.

like ace said, more hiding places for the feeders. if you don't mind that and really want the moss, than go for it. And the only reason she is climbing is because there is no other place for her to go. im willing to bet if you put her in a screen cage she will only climb on the screen. I'm only...

and i also wouldnt risk it, shes just a baby, an adult veiled can handle a little bit of dirt if ingested. A couple week old baby will have a much harder time dealing with it..plus they are a lot clumsier with their aim than an adult.