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Carpets definitely are wonderful to keep. I definitely like having a little bit of everything lol.

it's been awhile since I posted some pictures

I have a chameleon that would eat itself to death if I let it and another who rarely eats.

He definitely has a manly bulge lol

My gosh! So glad your chams made it alright.

Sorry for your loss

Female. No visible hemipenis bulge.

I use corrugated plastic to cover 2-3 sides to hold humility in screen enclosure

Looking tamatave

Wild caught chameleons usually come in rough shape and have parasites. They cost a lot more in vet bills than buying a healthy captive hatched animal.

Chameleons Canada is mostly wild caught animals. They are in good shape but not recommended for people without wild caught experience.

If temperatures are a problem for you I highly recommend getting a good space heater that can regulate the rooms temperature. Wood will rot with how much water chameleons need.

Unless you can find a glass terrarium that's at least 4 ft high and can be extra diligent with monitoring temperature and humidity I would suggest sticking with screen for veileds. The nose rubbing does stop once they feel they have enough space and branches. If your current terrarium is small...

Sometimes they do this when there isn't enough climbing branches or the cage is too small.

Veileds grow best under linear t5 10.0 reptisun or 12% Arcadia uvb. Slow growth can be from insuficent uvb or food.

I agree. This injury looks more like nose rubbing from screen.

The rest of the eggs look great

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Personally I go for any black earth or top soil and sift out any sticks and junk. Just make sure it has no added chemicals.

Do you gut load your feeder insects before feeding?