Recent content by LizardMomx2

Yep, that's where I bought my chameleons and my small mesh cage two weeks ago but now the reptile fair is gone. I didn't think it'd be so difficult to find the big mesh cages or I would have bought two of them at the show.

Another question - I'm in the process of buying new lighting for the new cage. The new cage is actually 30" wide so I ordered the T5HO fixture with a 5.0 uvb bulb (30"). Do I need an additional light, as well, like a day time bulb?

Thank you! I wish I could just go out and get everything in one day. I'd stay up all night getting it set up for her. Having to wait for everything online is frustrating. This forum has helped me immensely with support and resources!

I saw that but they were out of stock.

I'll definitely check them out! Thank you!

Oh yes, I noticed the cages are hard to find. I did find one that's 30" tall and 18" wide so I ordered that one. That was the largest I could find. I'm starting to order everything for a new set up. I just hope my little female doesn't decline while I'm trying to get her in a better...

Thank you so much for the detailed advice on everything! I'm in the process of getting a new cage right now and will work on the lighting ASAP. My pet store didn't even have the lighting you recommended so I'll be looking online for that. Do you recommend a particular site for reptile...

Good to know! I was told that the cat probably didn't concern them at all so I didn't really think it'd be an issue. I'll also start prepping to get them separated ASAP. Thank you!

Excellent point! Our breeder said it should be fine to house them together until puberty. Maybe he was wrong in this case? I'll be setting up two big cages for them for when we separate them but maybe I should do it sooner than later.

Hi there, I've been a proud chameleon owner for almost two weeks now. We have a male and female. They are both still babies but the male is eating well (well-ish - 8 crickets a day maybe) and the female only eats one. She is significantly smaller than the male but I understand that's normal...