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hmmm good point.... guess ill have a bare floor with some towels... :(

So I just build a cage and just happen to have a acrylic cube tank that fits the dems of the cage. It is way to tall right now (21") but I am thinking about cutting it down to around 10" or so. (current dems - 21 3/4" x 16" x 21" h). Im doing to have a veiled male in the setup once he is big...

I cannot modify the sunroof as we are in a condo and exteriors are maintained and governed by the HOA. After looking at it again, it is not as tinted as I thought But ill still provide 1 UV tube and 1 daylight bulb in addition to heat lamps/ceramic heat emitters. Im throwin a few ideas...

thanks guys. I have a thing that measures humidity and temp 24 hours a day and I can set alarms for both if they are out of a specified range. More than likely he will be in the indoor smaller enclosure during the heat of the day (2-4 pm) and will be outside the rest of the time. My 5...

I have alot of experience with reptiles (breed albino cornsnake morphs) but none with chams. Im interested in keepin a veiled chammy outside 90% of the year. I am in houston, Tx and the weather here is....well..."tropical"...sorta Temps are between 70-95 MOST of the year with a few months...

pink color means there are alot of blood vessles going through them. Yellow or brown (besides brown stains from vermic) are what you gotta look out for, oh and blue/green (mold) too. you can candle them with a low powdered flashlight to see if they are viable.

I use a mixture of ~50/50 perlite and "reptile moss" from the pet store for my snake eggs. I had hatched 4 clutches this way in the past and it seems to work. Perlite is fine just make sure when you open the bag for the first time that it doesnt have a chemical smell AT ALL. If it does, use...

thanks sounds like the male will be in the big cage and the female will be in a differenent one.

If my enclosure is approx 20 cubic feet is size with multiple baskin spots, branches, trees and so on....would I be able to keep a pair of veildies together year round or would I have to seperate them most of the time? I have had veileds in the past but always kept them seperate until...