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I wouldn't use a water bowl. For one, I don't think chameleons will drink from it. And two, it will introduce bacteria you don't want.

You guys are doing a great job chastising someone new to the hobby. While you may be only joking keep in mind the Internet filters sarcasm from text. OP- you received excellent advice from prettyinink, I agree with what she said. Best to keep em separate.

Well, if nothing else works buy me a plane ticket and I'll hand deliver some for you. :D

I would just shoplift them.

Just curious, why not use real branches if you want them to look real?

What type of chameleon?

It's about 3.75 in Santa Fe. Prices will really hurt this summer. I've been riding my motorcycle most of the time, I can get ~40-45 mpg.

That's what I was afraid of. :( she has a laying bin, hasn't been checking it out yet though.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with real branches. Also you can buy grapevine wreaths from hobby stores, soak em in water for a day and zip tie them around the cage. I firmly believe one should use live plants/ dead branches whenever possible.

Are these gravid colors? I haven't bred this female yet, but I'm worried she already started cycling eggs. She doesn't want anything to do with the male I am showing her. Edit- normally she is a much lighter blue/ pink

I only have 1 mellers but I'm pretty sure they can never eat enough. Just ask them...

Congrats on the babies! Very cool. I have some quads I am hoping to breed once they are large enough. Could you share your incubation technique?

I have a mellers that does this to me! First time it freaked me out.

Wow Chris! That looks like it was an amazing trip. I've been following the blog, would love to see more photos of quads and quad gracilors. Those are my favorites right now.

Would a burn change in appearance from day to night?