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As I had previously mentioned, it would mostly just be links. And in terms of media I mean more of food charts, not of people's chams.

Both. I wouldn't want to sell future chams without having a good easy to understand list as well. I will go through and ask all sources if I may link their work. I understand there are other lists out there but I would also like one compiled for myself! I got confused along the way and...

I'm currently working on and tweaking a website for my future chameleons and to hold everything I've been working on. (illustrations, setup list, bioactive setup tutorial, useful links, etc) I just had a few questions 1. do you like my logo? 2. If I were to link something like chameleon forums...

chinese water dragon? Tegu? Monitor lizard?

If you get a good enough subwoofer they'll hear it!

For sure. I've read hours and hours worth of material but not once have I seen that they have no hearing. I wonder if there are some things that would make them excited to eat, like a cicada buzzing on a branch.

Branches fall down in nature but if it's a stress I don't think it's a good idea. Just a suggestion unless they will get stressed which it sounds like they would be. also I did not know they can't hear. That's really odd! They're one of the few reptiles to see red but they can't hear

There's a whole bunch of ideas I've been developing! When it comes to captive wildlife a HUGE aspect is enrichment. Here's a few ideas: Hang a bowl with one string on a branch and put the bugs in there so it wobbles veileds like eating leaves every once in a while so consider putting her...

OML It's petr! Remember you blocked me on facebook when you said that I'm a disappointment to chameleon owners everywhere for trying to illustrate ambilobe locales? I appreciate the video but people on these forums are much higher qualified than on facebook so try not to insult them. But still...

You just gotta use google right- as someone with dyslexia you can't expect me to remember that haha

Like you, I'll be getting a panther so I stuck with anything that's just generally "non toxic". I believe philondreas is toxic (I know because I REALLY wanted it in there) generally the "chameleon" plants are both non-toxic AND water sticks well to the leaves i.e. the pitcher plant. I think...

They cannot be held in the same cage. The female may be immensely stressed constantly having to worry about a male behind her back. I mean, I'd feel the same way

Doesn't help that I hate ladybugs

Following! I would love to hear more. I would love to breed maybe one or two bugs only and buy the variety of the rest. I was thinking having silkworms mainly and maybe dubia roaches but they hardcore creep me out

The crane or the top filled?

I wanted to update with the fact that I've gotten a crane humidifier off marketplace for $15 (let's go discounts) Should i get 1/2 tubing?

I'm getting them at 3-4 months so I would have to adjust based on their age. I'm not sure I could understand the chart entirely but did it still suggest feeding the two special supplements every two weeks with the earthpro-a every day? (for juvenile)

I'm trying to organize a schedule for feeding. Would it be crazy to feed 4 times a week every other day? Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday, repeat. Except sunday has a slightly smaller feeding and Mondays are alternating Calciumpro and Revitalize D3. This might make it a lot easier to keep me...

I've been wondering the same thing but have been leaning towards loose insects. I imagine chameleons follow the general animal in captivity rule of foraging/ hunting for food is the best enrichment you can give.

I literally just posted a thread about this and as much as I appreciated your response, This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. So good and easy for owners to give chams prefect care!