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I got it at the dollar store in the spring. It's made for gardens. You can find it at home depot as well for an inflated price - I find it to be the same quality. It deter's my boys from climbing on the screen, which is it's main purpose :) They climb it instead.

That is brilliant!

I don't have the best picture of it, but what I do is I get this lattice stuff and put it on 3 sides of the cages. I secure it at the top around the support beams with sturdy wire and then a couple places through the cage, I stick the lattice in more firmly with a couple thumb tacks like people...

We can't help you without a picture. Just open the door and point a camera at her. Whabam.

I'm so sorry :(

I am very sorry for your loss, but thank you for sharing your experience and this informative and interesting post!

I was in a general reptile group that had a lady who insisted her cham loved to sleep wrapped up in a blanket and held like a baby all day... I "noped" out of there real fast.

I'm in an amazing group - but I certainly don't go there for advice. I feel bad for those that don't know better.

I'm very sorry for your loss :( The fact that there was another dead chameleon in the cage when you purchased him is very troubling, please do not go back to that seller. If you do try again, check out the care sheets supplied on this page and click around the forum a lot. Put together your set...

I was "what-ting" the nonsensical breakfast talk after that.

That sounds like a huge fire hazard! If you really need heat, spend the money on the ceramic heat :) I'm in the plains of Canada where it can get past -40C and don't need night time heat (one or two nights i think i've been close to needing it, but haven't). Are you sure it's necessary?

He is lovely ^_^ Thank you for sharing

What.

Hornworms are great for that!! I love them. My boys get two giant ones a week to keep their poo picture perfect ;D Cute little cham, btw!!

Both the Worm lady and Recorp are located in Ontario - not sure how close to you.

I apparently can't get my thoughts out in one post. A GREAT resource for all things canadian feeders is to join the Canadian Chameleon Keepers facebook group. There are people across every province and lots breed their own bugs, or know little home shops that might not advertise.

A huge money saver is also to hatch out your own silk worms :) I've saved hundreds of dollars doing so. And It's not to hard either, especially if you are a youngster with time on your hands. It can be fun :).

There are others. I used her as an example because I could remember the name. I am lucky to have a personal "bug dealer", but do a little google-fu before you say that you simply cant get feeders in Canada. 5 minutes and you'll find some.

Roger, I'm in canada - I hear so many people say its hard to find feeders here and it's really not at all, not in the slightest. The only limits we have is no dubia. Your pet store will likely have horns if you ask for them. Otherwise check out the worm lady online. If that doesn't work let me...

Give him a nice long shower for hydration and a nice big juicy horned worm to help him pass it :) It happened to my big veiled once. I had paper towel lining the bottom of the enclosure and he gradded a feeder with his tongue from the ground - his sticky tongue grabbed it with the feeder and I...