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First off, Wow!!! incredible job and extremely incredible looking cage :) Second, you can't go wrong with Schefflera arboricola or Schefflera arboicola/trinette or variegata. If you mean tighter leaf formations in the sense that there are more leaves in a general area, then I would say that...

Thanks! And this would probably be best to only use with the roach nymphs and supers, and not the larger roaches as it would be harder to pour them into a PVC pipe, unless it's very large or you use a funnel :p

Oh, and a tip for this- the mesh from the Hornworm Pod Cups works great for using a larger screen for larger insects, and is a lot easier to adhere than metal screen. The larger screen would be needed for the larger waste from large roaches, like Discoids/Dubias, etc., and could be used for...

Looks good :) And you could place something around the bottom of the cage like fake/silk plants to ease your worry of him falling ;)

Post more of Annastasia!! :D She is a very beautiful cham, as well as all your other Veileds.

That looks much better for his basking spot :). It's also good that you added more highways, but I would suggest to place more branches higher up to fill that empty space so he can utilize every inch of his cage as possible. By doing this it will also help deter him from wanting to climb on...

I've had my regrets of the Monsoon for a while now. Before i knew about CF I hadn't anyone of any experience tell me which misting system is the best so I went with gut instinct on which one would be the best and chose a Monsoon. I now think there's something wrong with my gut. I'm pretty...

OK, I have now thought of another to give a try: dragonflies! There's a particular large species that's green and blue that I'm goint to try to breed, but I'll catch all kinds because I don't know if the green and blue ones are like males and the females are a different color or vice versa...

That would be sweet! Like for inventions/ideas such as these, my pvc idea to separate feeder waste from feeders, Reptoman's silkworm raising bin, and etc. Maybe you should put that in suggestions and feedback...

Well then I guess keep doing what you're doing... If she's close to a year she definately may be ready to lay so she might begin to show interest in the bin soon. If not, enjoy observing your super hyper cham ;)

Haha, well then I'd be guessing that he's around 13" NTV and 26" overall, with the weight of your average lap dog :p

Duh duna duh, Thread Resurrector to the rescue! That's pretty cool, you have one of the largest chameleon species in the world, as well as one of the smallest :rolleyes:

Wow he looks enormous :eek: and his tail looks like a dinosaurs. Did you just take that picture using the old trick of putting a small fish close to a camera to make it look huge, or is he really as big as he looks :p

Haha, you goofball :p. I already posted this on one of your threads before lol- I still have some kinks to work out and some money to save before I start building a cage for my Veiled, but this is how I plan to utilize a drainage system: I will be using Melamine Whiteboard. My plan is to...

"I know, but the pots aggravate me. haha. What's your idea.?" This might take several minutes as I want to find where I posted it before because it's a lot to type :p "Thanks! I've worked hard on deciding how it's all going to be made. I can't wait to finally make it." Can't wait to make...

That's actually the exact bulb I was planning on getting when I started out, before I knew using a house bulb was ok. Now I just use a 60 watt regular house bulb, and this is for an almost year old Veiled, kept in the same type of enclosure as yours, and his main basking spot is approximately...

So earlier I posted about the cage I'll be making once summer break starts, but some things have changed so I thought I would re work it and see what you guys have to say. Any and all ideas are welcomed. Dimensions and what it's made of: The cage will be 2ft deep, 6ft wide, and 4ft tall...

How old is she? Regardless, unless anyone for suredly knows otherwise, I would say you have a receptive female. Do you have a laying bin for her?

That's about how close I had mine, even when my cham was a baby. A lot of people like to elevate their heat lamp off of the top of the cage. A good method would be to use a screw hook and screw it into your ceiling and hang the cord to your heat lamp on the hook if you can. It's not what I...

Exactly what I was thinking. Orange and blue colors, and restless behaviour, almost certainly means she's looking for a male. Like Carol said, post pics please :)