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This chameleon has found a new home

I'm starting a 9 month deployment fairly soon, and there will be nobody to take care of this poor fella. In turn, I've decided to reduce the price to $100. This still includes his cage, plants, lights, dripper, etc. Please contact me if you're interested. I can be reached at...

This chameleon is still available.

I've kept only veileds so far, and from what I understand, they come from a drier climate. Madagascar averages something like 78% humidity, and Yemen averages in the high 50's. If I can keep him or her healthy in a solid enclosure with a screen top, that would be great. It would make for better...

Wow man. That looks awesome.

Yea, like ph34r said, 1/2x1/2 would be cool if I didn't have to worry about crickets escaping. I was hoping to find something like the aluminum screen used on the LLL Reptile screen cages. I've used the 2'x2'x4' screen cages for all of my chams. They just don't make em big enough for a Parsons...

I'm looking at getting a parsons cham, and I'd like to build a considerably larger enclosure than what I have now. What would be the best screen material to use for this application? I know it has to be aluminum, and I know it has to be durable, but I don't know if there is a "best" type or...

Here's a current picture of the big guy.

I have received several inquiries, and yes, he is still available. For reference, it's much faster to contact me through email. It goes straight to my phone, so I have it immediately, and I don't get the chance to get on the forums often.

I forgot to mention, I'm also including a dripper and a large adjustable nozzle spray/mist bottle.

I have a veiled chameleon for sale. He was originally purchased from FL Chameleons. He's an adult, but has not finished growing yet. He's very healthy, beautiful color, and has been fed gut-loaded crickets dusted with multivitamins (bi-monthly) and calcium+D (daily) his whole life. While he may...

Hey guys. I'm moving into a new apartment, and unfortunately, the manager seems to have a problem with me having a chameleon. I'm looking for a good home for my 1.5 year old veiled chameleon, Kush. If you haven't owned a chameleon before, don't even get a hold of me. I'm going to be giving him...

I can't remember the name of it, but it's a dried white vine (I do remember it's four letters). It's sturdy but flexible like a branch. I found it at Target while my wife was checkin out floral arrangement stuff. I'm sure you could find it at a Michaels or a similar store. I used some thin wire...

Ha. Yea all my pets have names like that. Doobie(dog), Kush(veiled chameleon), and Bud(bearded dragon). If I end up breeding him I'm gonna have to come up with some good names for the babies. I use a R-Zilla digital temp/humidity gauge to check everything. I keep my temps in the recommended...

Just got Kush's new cage from LLL Reptile. It's awesome. 2'x2'x4' I got some more vines and some branches to give him more area to hang out under the lights. He's still hesitant to explore, but he's literally been in there for about 15 minutes. I also bought a large ficus, which...

I've been looking at getting one of the larger species of chameleon. I would go with a parsons, but they are crazy expensive. The only other large species that I know of is the Malagasy Giant Chameleon. Has anyone here kept one or know of other large chameleon species that can be kept in a home...

I'm not trying to have him be like a dog or somethin. In my experience, reptiles just don't get to that level. What i've been doin the last two days is having him sit on my hand and sunbathe on my patio. Takes a little extra time out of my day, which sucks because I work 12+ hours a day...

That makes a lot of sense. And no I don't have to breed him, but i'd like to. I think it'd be really cool to get a translucent female. I know the odds of the babies coming out really spectacular isn't high, but after seeing "Frost" from FLChameleons, i'd like to try.

Understood. I just hope he gets a little better a year down the line when he's full grown. I've only handled 3 adults, but they've all been really docile. They just kinda sit there. Is that really that unusual?

I am having a serious problem with my eleven month old veiled chameleon. When I try to take him out of his cage to clean it, he hisses and bites. When I mist his cage, he hisses and bites. When I TOUCH his cage at all, he hisses and bites. He is just one malcontent little bastard. I only handle...