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Took this while trying to get a picture of my young female Deremensis sleeping. Great example of how sleeping chameleons reflect light

or Triocerous hoehnelli

Triocerous deremensis female

I use an organic potting soil with no mulch or fertilizers. I also add a leaf litter layers. I like to think it helps prevent any soil injestion but have never really ever seen an sign or even that, and I think it looks nicer.

If you get anymore would definitely be interested

How big are they? I have Triocerous hoehnelli and Triocerous deremensis, an adult male and juvenile female

24x18x24 Triocerous hoehnelli vivarium

Male triocerous hoehnelli

Male triocerous hoehnelli

Male triocerous hoehnelli

Male triocerous hoehnelli sleeping

Female triocerous hoehnelli

I've had very little issues with LLL, I know someone who works at their warehouse & they do treat for parasites. Although I would highly recommend Tiki Geckos or Snakes at Sunset. The only issue would have now is how cold it us. I live in NJ and am waiting for warmer weather to get a Phelsuma...

Beautiful females. I Believe this is my male but second guessing myself. Any input would be greatly appreciated

Oh my bad, upon closer look the "horn" is rather small. Very pretty female tho

I know some people have kept hoehnelli together in pairs but is difficult. As someone's who's breed day geckos, anoles & lacertas, Chameleons are very different than geckos. They closest I would say are to Anoles. A CB Jacksons or Veiled or Panther is probably ur best best, The Jacksonii...

Agreed, definitely a male. Really beautiful one too!

@jamest0o0 Thanks I'll have to check that out. I've heard of using egg crate too. NE Herptoculture used to have one that I've used before but it started to disintegrate after a few years. As far as substrate, in my non chameleon set up I've found the ABG one works well but can be expensive. The...

I'm expirementing with now. I'm trying to find a light weight drainage layer substrate. The clay balls are too heavy to fill a 24x18x36 exo. Bill Strand has a podcast about this and the use of glass enclosures with Chris Anderson. https://chameleonacademy.com/chameleon-academy-podcast/