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I am selling my Veiled Chameleon Rufus because I am currently a junior in high school and I no longer have much time to take care of him with school, sports, and clubs. I love him so much, and I hate to get rid of him, but I am really focusing on school and getting ready for college now. Whoever...

Can I put in live branches from my trees outside? I brought one inside and let my boy Rufus chill out on it, I was wondering if I could keep it in his cage. He seems much happier with it (his colors are brighter) than in his cage. I just put the plant on a long table for right now.

I'm gonna take my boy Rufus outside in a little bit :D

Ill post another pic. Oh yeah, also it's been like this for like over a month or so.

Why is Rufus' head turning so grey? Your Chameleon - got Rufus (male veiled from LLLReptile) in late June 2012. So he's almost 10 months old. Handling - Around once a week, he is aggressive, and he runs away from me Feeding - about 6 large crickets every other day, and 15 mealworms...

try uploading a picture, thatll help:)

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Thanks for that. :D

Heck no. I'm not spending 45 bucks on one of those things.

Is the REPTITEMP® Digital Infrared Thermometer worth it to buy...

I just don't have the time to seperate all the worms out into little containers. :)

You don't even have to buy any at all. You can find them outside and breed those and feed your cham the babies of the isopods. Sandrachameleon has a great blog on keeping and raising wild caught ones. :D

Get one from LLLReptile, they have very healthy babies. :D It is only 40 bucks plus 50 bucks shipping. If you get one from them, it might be the brother or sister of my chameleon. :D FLChams and Tiki Tiki Reptiles are also good. :)

Baby chameleon - 40 Juvenile chameleon - 60 Adult chameleon - 60 or 75

This is good, but no nighttime heatbulb though. Unnecessary except if you live in a cold climate all the time. Live plants such as pothos, ficus and shefflera plants will make the chameleon very happy. No substrate needed. You need rubbermaid bins to keep your feeders in. (Crickets, Roaches) and...