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There is another good option for Chameleons especially. Those Virgin Cork Tiles, zoomed sells some but so do other businesses for your walls and such. My huge Viv uses it as walls, and a good thing about it, is the Cham can safely scale it, without worry of nail damage like screen. I have...

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I was part of the vita-lite master race. They put out something like .25 UVI at 6"-8". Wonderful for anoles and geckos. Raised plenty of chams on them too along with sticky tongue indoor every feeding :) But as everyone has said, You just dont want to mix and match your supplements with your...

You can add the Arcadia Shed Support to help him shed a little quicker. I‘m guessing the injury to his casque is from his previous owner? Sadly, I get why he’s aggressive, seeing as how his old owner treated him. The basking temp is too hot, it should be 85*F as the max, preferably a little...

1. I gut load with collard or carrots and I’ve been trying to stick to staple feeders right now and since fly larvae are small I’ll give him 5 cause that probably equals like 4 crickets hahah. But I don’t weight him I don’t have a scale for that. 2. The reptivite is without d3 since he has a...

Hello!! I’m a new panther chameleon mom and I have tons of questions!! This forum was extremely helpful when setting up his enclosure and doing research, I appreciate it thank you!! I apologize in advance for the large message: I have a male (nosy be) panther chameleon, got him last week from...

Try to cool your jets/slow your roll. I'm sure you've heard it before, and I know it can be difficult for some, but anxiety/worry over things you cannot control is not positive or productive, and just wears you out. Won't change a thing. Sansi...

That is too frequent for misting. Is better to give 3-4 mistings of at least 2 minutes daily. I know nothing about using the critical care for gutloading, but the orange cubes are a mistake many of us have made. Best gutload is to use fresh organic vegetables and greens. I also add to my...

Yeah I read into them a lot a couple years back, thought they would be very cool, but as far as I know they never survive in captivity. Makes you wonder how often that happens, on a more minor scale, with other animals in captivity.

I just wanted to avoid being jumped on by several people for even asking the question. I know how things can get on here, sometimes. That's all. I understand that there are people who disagree with me. It's just that I did not want this thread to turn into an attack on me. I'm sorry if that's...

Ya but shhh we don't talk about that lolololol. No that is a factor for sure, more so heating. But my main concern is the health and breeding of the animals. However yes, as its very cold where I live, heating the room to 65 instead of 75 is huge difference in cost. Especially night heating...

"why isn’t there some loose recipe that says, “if you have a veiled or a panther, under one year of age, feed it approximately x grams of well gutloaded insects/oz. of body weight/day. If an adult, then use y grams?”... How many of us have a scale to weigh the insects...or the time. I used to...

Hahaha, I also saw this last night and thought about posting it! Too funny. He built a wooden square that lowered a T5, and allowed it to spin in a way to change angle. Used an Arcadia Deep heat for basking. He needs more plants IMO, a Pothos would be great.

I guess the Op will be 3 times checked! :ROFLMAO: Okay, so my feedback and any questions will be in red. I'll link and attach helpful links and care images at the end. Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Veiled chameleon, male, about 4 months. Marcus has been in my care for about 3 months...

Welcome here! I've reorganized your info! There is a lot to go over, so please bear with me here! My feedback and any questions will be in red, and I'll post helpful links and charts at the end: Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - he’s a male veiled chameleon don’t know how old he is and he’s...

Oh thank goodness!!!!! That is amazing news and I can not tell you how wonderful it is to know he is going to heal up perfectly!

Pretty much :). If there was a 12x12x18 screen cage, we would be set. And I might end up with 16x16x20, and split them, that is my current Idea. As for the "walls" I will just use the plastic stuff that olimpa used to use, I use it for my QTs, its like PVC, but very thin, white, cheap (I think...

Hello there, welcome to the forums! I'll put my feedback and any questions in red (sorry to @Alastair&Anna or @Flick boy for repeating any info y'all have already posted). I've posted helpful images and links below: My chameleon: it’s a veiled chameleon, gender and age is unknown since i got it...

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Female Veiled Chameleon unknown age, probably under 3 months. In my care for 5 weeks Handling - Daily for medication Feeding -Hydei Fruit Flies, Small Crickets, and Silkworms, Unlimited, All Day, Carrots and Bee Pollen, Silkworm Chow, Fruit fly media from Josh's...

I was thinking about doing a regular kitchen one but I don't think there is a chance in hell he will stay on it. That was why I was looking at this one. I like that you can alternate between the different sized perches as well. They have some other bird ones but they are more expensive. How do...