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Here are some links. Great place to start! https://www.chameleonforums.com/basic-husbandry-38769/ -Brad

I agree with Chad ... in fact I was going to give a higher number ;) ! It's all about the planting (DENSE) and perches. I kept 8 adult females in a 20 gallon long for several months with no issues or casualties. -Brad

No question. Male! -Brad

Trioceros jacksonii xantholophus -Brad

Laurie, The female Jackson's I sent you looks fantastic! Hard to believe she is the same age as the special tiny female from xanthoman. I will be interested to see if the latter has a growth spurt and takes off ... as you know from personal experience, that is not beyond the realm of...

Have the vet check the inside of her mouth for any abrasions/injuries as well. It sounds like an RI but stomatitis has some of the same symptoms. Good luck! -Brad

Kevin! Beautiful ... just beautiful. Is there anyone else who has achieved this in the states with this species? I don't think so. Fantastic work! -Brad

With that coloration and especially that casque development I would have to guess a year+. -Brad

You will see the occasional artificial vine in pictures of my enclosures. I use them to fill spaces and add cover where real plants just won't go. 99% real plants here though for all the obvious reasons. -Brad

Are the zilla lights safe now? They were definitely on the "to avoid" list not to long ago. -Brad

Fantastic! -Brad

What is the gender of the temporalis? I assume the brevs are 1.1 Ideally the species should be separated. -Brad

If your "media/game room" is active after dark, I would pick a different part of the home for the chameleon. -Brad

It doesn't sound like you have any prohibitive problems. My experience with chameleons (I have a lot) and cats (I have 2) is that the chameleons don't really do enough to hold the cat's interest. It has not been a problem here. Your ambient temperature sounds fine. Have you read the info...

Well I happen to know that Brad still wants his pair ;)

leopard chameleon? -Brad

The lights in the link you provided should work fine. The coiled lights that have been dangerous for your animal are ones that emit UVB radiation and these do not. -Brad

You're all pussies! (except for maybe 3 who have posted) ;) -Brad

Laurie that tree will be fine outside and may actually need the winter. Sure is a cool chameleon tree though. It will grow pretty quickly and if you want to keep it a certain size, it will need pruning. The branches will come in handy! -Brad

I disagree. -Brad