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My 2 year old female veiled needs a new home where her human parent is home a little more often than I can be. She is free. Her exact age is not known. I am selling her cage (18" x 18" x 36"), vines, fake and real plants, lights, timer and any other supplies I have for $30 all together but she...

FREE to an experienced, knowledgeable chameleon mom or dad is a very beautiful female veiled chameleon. She's about 2 years old but her exact age is not known. I am selling her cage (18" x 18" x 36"), vines, fake and real plants, lights, timer and any other supplies I have for $30 all together...

Thanks for all the advice! Just to be clear, I can set up colonies of silkworms, superworms or dubias and they will breed and reproduce on their own? I will not have to keep buying them the way I do crickets? I also forgot to ask how to present these feeders to Nacho. She loves hunting. Will...

I have a serious problem keeping crickets. It's gotten so bad I even considered for a half-second that I might not be able to keep Nacho (my one and only beloved female Veiled). I live in an apartment in CT. Because the larger crickets are noisy, I try keeping them on my balcony as much as...

safely in cage now She's got a huge egg-laying bin filled w/damp sand which she ignores most of the time. But I've seen her walk across it so I know she knows how to get in it. I usually feed her 7 medium crickets every other day (dusted every other feeding) and right now she's got...

I should've posted this sooner in case anyone can respond in time. My veiled is possibly gravid (growing belly but hasn't stopped eating yet) and she fell asleep while free-ranging today! Normally I let her crawl out of her cage when I get home from work. It gives me time to clean her cage. It...

I would really appreciate some pics of some well-done enclosures for female veileds, especially of the egg-laying area and of enclosures with live plants. Just want to see what I could do better.

I meant that the problem with a bigger pot is that there isn't much floor space in her cage. I could take out a plant for now, but the more I change her enclosure while she goes through this, the more I worry she might give up. Plus all the plants give her some privacy!

She's in an 18" x 18" x 36" cage, which I was told is big enough for a female especially because she's not full grown. Would love to build my own one day and would probably make it a 2' x 2' x 4'. Problem is, I use live plants so the bottom of the cage is crowded with 3 other pots.

it's an 8' x 8' round flower pot and the sand is at least 7' deep. i didn't even think about cardboard for her privacy, thanks! and yes, she ate 4 well-dusted crickets yesterday. i put 5 in there but i don't think she had the energy to chase down the 5th.

hi, hope not to alarm anyone as i don't think this requires veterinary care based on all my readings, but my young female veiled is going through a shed and her first egg laying since i've had her. i should fill out the form and submit this through the health forum, but it's late. i'll do that...

pics of lammon's jackson Lammon's male jackson (we're friends, I was there when he bought the male and the pygmies)

My chameleon (and my friend's chameleons, who stayed a day in my apt) love my large, healthy ZeeZee plant for hanging out. I use it as a perch when I'm cleaning the cage. After recently buying my growing female Veiled chameleon a new cage, I decided it would be nice to put the ZeeZee plant in...

Thanks! Thanks for the help, and the links were very useful!

My female Veiled loves live plants. She is much less willing to eat a piece of spinach or lettuce than she is a potted plant that lives in her cage. Very soon her new, much larger cage will come in and since I've already got a bit of a green-thumb with potted decorative plants around the house...