Question-if the substrate (sand and bed-a-beast) starts to look like it needs to be a bit more moist in order to make a tunnel, how do I wet it without disturbing her? The sand/bed-a-beast mix is in a large plastic flower pot and she is digging down one side. So far so good, but I am worried the further down she gets the drier the substrate will be.

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Julirs http://www.julirschameleons.com 2.2.50+ Veiled 1.1 Oustalet 1.2 Nosy Be 5.3.3 Pygmelions 1.0 Fischers 0.0.1 Mellers 0.1 Ambilobe 0.1 Side-Striped

A good misting never hurts. I was still misting my cham at least 3 times a day to make sure she was hydrated and that the substrate was moist. If you're using a hand sprayer you can always adjust the nozzle so that it's a little easier to aim where you want it !!

Dyesub Dave.

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3.3.30 Eggs Veiled Chams, 1.0.0 Banded Gecko, 1.2.0 Crested Geckos, 0.0.2 Micro Geckos,
1.1.0 Honduran Milk Snakes,0.1.0 Snow Corn Snake, 7 - Fish Tanks and 1 AWESOME boy!!

Congrats in advance for the digging! Can't wait to hear about what she lays

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Catherine Adams - 45 or so Panther chameleons, plus hatchling offspring, plus eggs....My whole house "glows" at night