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I am way up north (Fort St John) and much closer to Edmonton than any other city, but I do recall that the WSPCR has a show every year.

I also wanted to ask: as far as I can tell, the main difference between veiled's and Jackson's: lower temps and higher humidity? And, any Canadian breeders who ship to BC and won't be attending the show, (or will be), please feel free to post your website or PM me, thanks!

Hi Everyone! I have been lurking for a bit now, and reading everything I can. I am planning to get either a Jackson's or a Panther at the spring show (May 24-25) in Edmonton this year, depending on what is available, and where/who it will be coming from. I have kept veileds (successfully...

WOW beautiful!!!

That is great, I have been shadowing this forum for a few months in preparation of getting a 2nd chameleon, my first was a veiled that I had for about 3 years before finding a new home for when I moved to northern BC, Canada. I would love to have one post to check out people's enclosures, I...

I have bought large bags of bran really cheap from feed stores as well.

I remember reading that some of the smaller chameleons can be kept together? I'm not sure which they were though...maybe one of the more experienced keepers can answer this.

I really like this idea!!! Great for weekends, or if you have to go away for a bit.

I live way up in northern BC, Canada and I think we have a few feet already...but yes, airports close all the time due to snow, you guys are just lucky it happens so seldom!!! ;)

http://www.bluebeastreptile.com/feeders.htm They use peat moss, and a screen to prevent the males from eating the eggs. I haven't tried it though. Good luck!

Just looked, your enclosure is beatiful! I thought it would be helpful, both for newbies and more experienced keepers to check out everyone's cages/setups. I know looking at yours has given me some great ideas, thanks!

Beautiful!!! I love the tile detailing, and the cage and cabinet both look very professional! I have been inspired!

Thanks Beeze, that looks good. I am going to build a wooden framed cage, but approximately the same dimensions and set up.

As a newbie that is about to design and build her enclosure, I would love to see photos of everyone's habitats! Thanks, Jenn