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Mine always head for the top of my head. It the highest point away from danger as far as they are concerned. :)

LoL. It is a good lol cutter

I love ALL my mistking systems. The starter system is great and runs upto 8 nozzles with no prob, the ultimate kit is AWSOME!! especially if you have alot of cages to run. :)

hello, I will try to help with a few of your questions, chams require lights on and off to replicate the natural sun, haveing a schedual that is as close to possible of your local sunrise/set often is best IMO. They do not have must in the way of hearing so noise is not an issue. Some of...

I do a combination of both on really hot days, I find it very dark without the basking light so I often add a cfl to give a nice light.

With my 2 x 2 x 4 cages I use two nozzles :)

With my panthers and veileds I usually give them a quick mist right when the lights come on about 7am to simulate mist. Then a long misting at around 9am about 8-10min ( most drinking happens at this time ) then at 12pm, 4pm and 6pm for about 2-3min, then lights out at 8ish

Im sure with some extra sticks and pathways that ficus can be a great addition to your setup. I have even put plants up on other objects in the cage to get them to a height that the chameleon seems to use and enjoy.

New cham day is great!! Enjoy :)

Lil cutie living it up.

So awsome. Big congrats!!!. I'm still watching my eggs close. The time is gettin near that I hope to see some babies. I hope each and every egg provides you with a healthy lil quad.

I second the mistking. It's money well spent.

They are magnificent creatures that have a unique way of getting into you heart.

Nice. I love the last pic. The ole " you can't see me. Can you?" Congrats.

I find that sometimes digging a hole for the female may help. Often mine will use the hole I dug. Also I have found different females to like different laying mediums from soil and sand to varying mixtures if both. I also pack the bottom layer of my bins quite hard with just soil. It seems to...

Great color combo, :D

It sounds like a dead prepared food, most chams ( all of mine ) will not show any interest in non living prey items. With the exception of veileds eating the odd pc of fruit or vegatable.

So very very sorry for your loss, RIP Isis

I would avoid the windex and instead use a mixture of warm water and vinegar, Its more natural. put it in a clean spray bottle and spray, whipe, rinse, whipe and rinse again :)

I would keep a close eye and try to see if you can get to the vet. She may have aspirated some water. Force watering can be difficult to do. I like the plant in the shower methode, with water bouncing of the wall onto the plant and chameleon. But I think she has prob had eough experience...