Recent content by Trent H.

Personally, I live in a very dry climate as well, so for my veild, what I did was fit plexiglass in the cage on 3 of the 4 sides as well as for the bottom lip of the reptibreeze. That's just what I did, and it works great, just a little advice.

Awww. They are so cute! I love baby veilds!

Sounds like you're doing a pretty good job with your chameleon. The only things I would do differently, are maybe put in a few more branches to really maximize the climbing space for the chameleon. Other than that, I'd feed something other than meal worms, like super worms, crickets or roaches...

Really? How much do you charge for the manzanita? (Excluding shipping price)

For Q2, not all plants are completely safe, but there are tons of very common chameleon safe plants that you can get at really any store that sells plants. I believe that the chameleon forums has a spot where you can see a list of safe plants right under the big "chameleon care" section. For...

Can I have it? It's super super cute!

Absolutely true about it not as complicated as some think. As a matter of fact, in most cases, it's easier. You have to clean up little to nothing in the enclosure.

Is the blue part just a vein? That's the only thing I can think of.

Those are absolutely beautiful. They are sooooooo cute! I want them!

A clean up crew refers to bugs and such in the soil ( like spring tails and isopods), they are not needed, but they will eat any dead plants and fecal matter. They are what makes the cage bioactive.

Looks nice, I really like it.

It happened quite a while ago, so I don't completely remember, but I don't believe it did.

Ya, it was super awkward to have a tounge in my eye, but supprisingly, it didn't really hurt.

My Veiled did the same thing a few years ago. It felt super weird, cuz my eye didn't shut in time. It was kind of gross to have a tounge in my eye ball, not sure why he did it.

Definitely update us as the experiment goes on. I'm very curious about what will happen.