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Okay it's almost finished. I've affixed strong magnets to the sides of the mesh butterfly cage (which is bigger than his permanent setup by a few inches), then affix magnets to the various branches. I've setup a light hanging rod to suspend the SolarGlo 2-1 bulb, I've dialed in the UVI to be...

UPDATE: Since I have a solarmeter 6.5r and I use a SolarGlo PT2334 - 80 watt 2-in-1 bulb, I've been able to dial in the heat/light source pretty ideally. My solarmeter 6.5r reads around UVI 1.3-1.7 at his basking branch depending where I move the meter under the blulb's reach where it shines on...

A few questions as I dial in my lights... I have a solarmeter 6.5r and I use a SolarGlo PT2334 - 80 watt 2-in-1 bulb. My solarmeter 6.5r reads around UVI 1.3-1.7 at his basking branch depending where I move the meter under the blulb's reach where it shines on the branch, and the temperature...

A few questions as I dial in my lights... I have a solarmeter 6.5r and I use a SolarGlo PT2334 - 80 watt 2-in-1 bulb. My solarmeter 6.5r reads around UVI 1.3-1.7 at his basking branch depending where I move the meter under the blulb's reach where it shines on the branch, and the temperature...

Great advice, thanks! I did read somewhere that keeping them in a dark place is less stressful bc if he can see around then he might get too stressed about what's going on? Also, I've been finding bird things are becoming gadgets to use for chameleons, like this transporter for a bird that might...

I haven't built the temp enclosure yet, once I do I will measure that. Just wondering if I could get ahead of the curve by calculating distance for this bulb before I set it up.

Headed to Maine from DC for at least 1 month, possibly 2 to be with my mother and it's easier to bring him with me, than board him somewhere strange or have a stranger come into my home every other day. Can't fly with him, so driving instead.

Headed to Maine from DC for at least 1 month, possibly 2 to be with my mother and it's easier to bring him with me, than board him somewhere strange or have a stranger come into my home every other day. Can't fly with him, so driving instead.

Glad I’m not the only one!

That’s not the issue; due to driving far for a day and the schedule it’s more of a forced sleep schedule; he normally sleeps only at night and is fine.

So I have the solarmeter, which has proven to be very useful for his normal/permanent setup, and I'm building the temporary one this weekend (will send pics), I'm using the SolarGlo PT2334 - 80 watt 2-in-1 bulb, but according to Exo Terra's instructions on the packaging (attached) and their UVB...

So I'm driving from DC to Maine and it's roughly a 9-10 hour drive. We leave at 6am, so my lil guy will have just been asleep from the night prior (7pm) to when I wake him the next morning (10.5 hours later) at 5:30am to place him in his box for the car ride 30 mins. later. This means he'll be...

Do you know if we are allowed to have our chams in DC? Everything I'm seeing doesn't specify either way explicitly.

Do you know if we are allowed to have our chams in DC? Everything I'm seeing doesn't specify either way explicitly.

:( :( :( How do other breeders take them to shows? I've always wondered how the "behind the scenes" work

There's a video of Don doing a Q&A on IG and they asked him if he makes a living from being a breeder and he said well let me just say I have anywhere from 2,000 at one time (and if the average price is $500, that's a lot of dough), guy just finished law school, maybe this helped put him through it?

I have no idea on proper breeder protocol, instead of what they do in this IG video, what is the better alternative? P.S. I got my lil dude from them, haven't had any issues (other than my own inexperience proving to be a challenge from time to time)

For real! HAHA

Thank you, only thing I've seen him eat besides his gutloaded food is a random small moth about 3 weeks ago.

They are hot/cold in personalities. Plus he is what like 9 months old now? He is going into maturity. They start defending their territory as they mature. Him hiding and turning his body more stick like is telling you to back off and that he does not want to be seen. They will also react to new...