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I would choose another way to put the branches safer and add more, I'd add a large sturdy plant. (y)

Could you please fill out the rest of the how to ask for help form :)(y)

A sign of her being receptive or is ready to lay is organge and blue coloring/markings and I really like the laybin idea above. :)(y)

I live ficus Benjamin’s and schefflera right now, hibiscus is also safe if you want some flowers to jazz it up ;):ROFLMAO:(y)

Lowe’s is definitely my top pick, large selection of house plants, here is a chameleon safe plants list to choose from, if you buy from a store you will have to take the steps to prepare it to go into the enclosure.:) https://flchams.com/chameleon-safe-plant-list/

Imo no, chameleons are pretty solitary when it comes to living space. :)

I run for 11am-2am

I’ve heard that some fog 10min every hour during the night, or on a med-low setting for 3 hours a night ( that’s what I do ) :)

With fogging at night you should figure out a schedule, do you have a timer?

Thanks for filling out the form, IMO the bulbs that come with cham kits arent ideal, linear uvb and a home incandecent bulb is more like it. I feel that your misting too much, misting at night isnt usually needed. Calcium powder without d3 almost every feeding, D3 multivitamin with real vitamin...

Fogging at night with a humidifier, I do it a couple nights a week and they stay hydrated, and its more natural because in yemen its 100% humidity at night. Running a dripper. (y):)

I havent had ones myself, but there is Drangon Strand cages, they also have a lot more sizes and possibilities.

Is there a reason you do not want to use fresh veggies, it’s easier available and can be more nutritious.

Gutload?

I highly agree with this. Especially fogging at night, in Kenya were the Jacksons are from it is lower humidity during the day and almost 100% humidty at night.