Oh, Sillymeleons.

I spent all last night redoing Bulbasaur's enclosure. He now has tons of colorful flowers. I am aware that some chameleons may find lots of colorful flowers bothersome, but he seems quite fine. At first he wandered around confused because his set up is very different than it was, but by the end of the day was basking and eating and drinking readily. I still have a live plant in there, the unkillable Pothos. Priscilla's cage is next. She has three live plants now but her Umbrella plant is half dead, so I'm going to give her the colorful silk flower treatment as well. Attached is a picture of his cage. I also put some garden fence from Home Depot on the sides of the cage because he likes to climb there. The only thing I'd like to change is to put the pothos a little lower down. I have another plant holder I'll put in tomorrow. And yes, I stick a trash bag to the side of the cage so the sillies can't see one another, it's just not there in that picture. I'll also put more vines in it I think ones I move the pothos. It took longer than I expected . With the cages that size my arms don't really reach correctly when trying to attach things, haha.

On another note, Priscilla's now 20 day old eggs still haven't molded or collapsed or done anything other than be round and white. I found the breeders business card so I can call tomorrow and ask if she was kept with a male. She also looked a little gravidly colored today... Seems very likely that she was impregnated before I purchased her, although I am still hoping not, as she was 7 months when I purchased her.

I also killed all of my silkworms despite washing my hands and trying to be clean when I cleaned out their cup. Oops.