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I hatched him, so he is stuck with me! :)

As far as personality goes, you just cannot beat a Veiled. They are all so unique, and strange in their own little ways! Comet-Comet was the little female that I rescued along with the skin diseased male. If you go near the cage she is hoping you have food. She is interestingly colored...

NO SALT! You can use some sugar water, but your absolute best bet is to get him to a Vet pronto. If it remains out it can get infected, or he will try to drag it off on a branch.

All pothos is fine as far as I know. Here is what an Umbrella plant can do in the Florida sun!

So now that the little Elliots have acclimated well, I decided to put them together. He went all body bobbing (they are too small to bob just the head) and at first she just walked right over him. Next he tried to mount and she was not having it. She was trying to bite, and when she finally...

You won't be able to resist! And FLChams does have beautiful Veileds-that is exactly what got me hooked! Welcome to the forums!

Yes-that is an umbrella plant and I would switch it out for a schefflera arboricola. Umbrella plants are toxic. https://www.chameleonforums.com/plants/showplant.php?plantid=4&browse=common&view=photo&order=compatible&ltr=U

I do not keep Parsons, but I hardly find that acceptable for one size wise.

I have a supply list on my website with prices.

Get ready to upgrade that cage soon! Watch garage sales and Craigslist for 40 gallon breeder tanks as beardies grow like mad!

Do you have an Exoterra? If so, I woud just remove the background.

Looks like pieces of stuck shed. How is your humidity there-it looks like she may have had trouble shedding in the past.

Years you mean? Edit-I did not see the little one!

He Lives! :rolleyes:

Thank you for sharing-this shows an obvious danger that free ranged chams can be in.

Well-I read most people's, and then I just kind of laugh at yours! :p

Absolutely!

You mean Lion Queen-right?

You just use a flower pot or bucket that is at least 10" around and 10" deep. You can fill with organic earth or that stuff you had in the bottom of the cage mixed with sand.

It is a girl somewhere under 2 months old. Live plants and misting a few times daily will keep the humidity up. You will not need an egg laying bin for another few months.