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Good morning chameleon wranglers...

It does attract small bees etc. I need to modify a section of screen with bigger mesh to allow them to get in the cage.

Clematis is blooming.

I totally agree! It has done well for 5 seasons, the screen is just getting some hard water stains (even though I use a water filter).

I try to prevent feeders from getting loose in the cage which attracts the ants.

A little late to post because it was almost impossible to find the tall Mandeville this year. Outdoor keeping is such a joy!

Outdoor keeping update...

Dragon ledges or a similar diy option work best.

I have spoke about this condition with @Action Jackson and he has seen it on one of his animals, again seemed to be benign but we were unable to determine a cause. I would be interested to see if you find any more information about this.

I have seen this before in my nosy be male. It seems to be benign as the color change happened around the year two mark and he is almost 5 now. Does the discoloration seem the affect only one side of the tail?

This summer has flown by...

Now you have my attention...

Chameleon academy https://chameleonacademy.com/ is the best source of info and will give you the best start. The best advice is set up everything well in advance of getting your chameleon and do not cut any corners. It will be expensive up front but will pay off in the long run. Try to...

Ya I usually put him back inside when air temp is over 90. Hopefully we stay in the 80s for a while.

Finally a cool rainy day. It was well over 90 last week and Cryo had to come inside for a few days.

I use a butterfly cage and keep them outdoors in the shade in summertime. I can hang greens from the top with a paper clip so they don't have to go to the floor to eat. If I bring indoors I hang a heat lamp on top.

End of May update. Love my morning coffee by the cage.

You can just say you're building a planter box that has a chameleon in it haha.

Branches and chameleon in.