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Thanks much, Also, anyone used the mister moisture? They don't look all that great, but who knows.

Hey guys, I'm in the process of getting a new reptisun bulb, and i was wondering if i should get the 10.0 bulb vs. th 5.0 bulb? I have a densely planted cage (24X24X48), and a 24" fixture. Thanks

No problem, i was thinking about where i saw it, and ended up tearing chameleon news apart becuase i knew it was there somewhere.

Found It!!!!!! Thank You Jesus!!! Here It is!

He's pretty cool! I always loved the way baby veileds look.

Normal, they like their water and will use what ever they want to get it. I had a sambava panther that would shoot down drops and also lick them from the leaves.

There is a thread around here with very detailed instructions on how to build cages, i'm going to try to find the thread and get you a link.

People talk about them doing that, but i have never seen them doing it! Great Pics, the first one is rather convincing.

The kammers are great. Completely legit. No worries and i'm sure that most people here wouldbeack them up.

i use mostly real plants, and some fake hanging ficus branches from foster and smith.

They have some pretty nice looing chams. Never done business with them though.

Shower and extra misting FTW!

Depends on what you want out of your chameleons. I paid $400 for my ambanja panther but every cent was worth it. For babies, High quality Panthers are $300 ish. High qulity Veiled babies are $100 ish. Sub-adults will be about $25-$50 more. Once again, there are always different qualities.

I personally enjoy panthers. Their colors are breath taking, and they are a litlle smaller than veilds. But between veileds and panthers, their care needs are very similar. So it mostly comes down to personal preferance, and how thick your wallet is. Also, you can't house males and females...

Tis a very exciting hobby, and as you can see it has sucked a lot of people into it!

They don't work all that great in a bigger enclosure. Save your money for an automatic mister.

How much lighting do you have? Must be quite a bit to keep a Rittirie that low in a tank. I struggle with my rose bulb anemones in a 55 gal with 160 watts.

Personally, Ihave: -2 Kittens -55 gal. Reef Tank -leopard gecko -Ambanja Cham. Not much, but it keeps me buisy. And the kittens manage to get into everything, and terrorize the rest of the house.

A UVB lamp shouldn't be your primary source of heat. :) for Basking lamps

Yeah, and it also lowers the chancesof them getting MBD. That is what they really are for.