I am finding it hard to find Canadian chameleon breeders, but they seem to be plentiful in the USA.
Any insights on why?
I was thinking of adding a different breed to our family, but even finding it challenging to find a simple veiled right now.
Previous cham mom looking to get back into the game with a veiled again soon. Since the last time I housed them, a lot of owners I see now are using three bulbs in their enclosures. Basking bulb, the UVB bulb, and another one assuming this third light is mainly to keep the plants alive?
Hmm Yes bacteria.
I just wanted something that looked a bit nicer. and yes i was going to use a sheet of cork board (like bulletin board)
I guess I can just slop on some silicone and do the coconut bark thing again.
I hope to have the mist aimed at the plants a bit more than the background...
Has anyone had any experience with using cork as a background in their enclosure?
I have just bought a 2x2x4 from LLL and am planning to cut a piece of plexiglass for the back wall ( to keep in a bit of humidity because of where I live it gets cold, and also to protect the wall from misting)...
I just got an email from Canadian Silkworms the have opened a new online store
www.feederfactory.ca
Although I haven't used any online feeder store yet, I think they will be my first
Anyone have any places where they get a variety of feeder insects to bulk up my veilds diet??
I have called quite a few stores and I can only find places that have mealworms and cricket, and the occasional wax or super worm.
With the way shipping costs are rising these days I think I need to...
Interior is 1.5 x 2.5 x 3.5, I know its smaller than most, but we live in a studio loft right now, so there's not much room
The exterior is non-toxic satin, and the inside is a clear coat finish to allow water to flow down it