Recent content by Chamenic

Great shed today from my lil girl. Growing bigger and stronger every day :)

She’s a little ball of attitude, always has me on my feet!

Venus doesn’t like phone cameras apparently. :ROFLMAO:

Boulder

Whoa fantastic colors, I hope mine grows to be as healthy, big and colorful as him!! :LOL:

Alrighty, thanks for the reassurance I really need it after seeing all those threads.

Sadly to admit, I bought a female veiled from petco and I’m really paranoid. Her names Venus and she visually looks ok and acts ok but I’m just scared. I’ve been reading posts about the sickness and bad health of store bought chameleons and I just wanted to know what to look out for and what to...

Looks great, buying some dowels soon for branches, I’ve been hand feeding all of the crickets she’s really attentive with the feeding too, I’m still looking at options on how to introduce cup feeding and what I should make. Also any tips on wrangling/keeping crickets? Been having a little bit of...

Thanks guys I really appreciate the feedback

I tried to shuffle around and raise the plants as best as I could at the moment. Raised the basking spot and moved the fake plant as well. Not too much better but I’m trying my best with what I have at the moment.

Any changes, fixes, or tips you can offer me are very valued.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Female Veiled, approx a month old. In my care for 3 days. Handling - Only handled when being put in cage, or when enclosure is being remodeled. Feeding - Only Crickets, 4-5 every morning. Store bought crickets gut-loaded with vegetables. Supplements -...

Ok good to know, I will go out and buy some more stuff for her. Thank you for the input. She is very young, I’m estimating a month give or take. I was initially going to buy from FLChams but I seen her in petco and I didn’t like the conditions they had her in, how much would you recommend...

She’s eating 4-5 crickets a day and drinking, poop looks good and I can’t see any signs of bad health.

I have a mesh enclosure with a golden pothos, a palm, and a schefflera. 75 watt basking bulb, 5.0 reptisun uvb, holding 75 degrees, maintaining 50% humidity and 75% after misting.