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I'm getting my first chameleon tomorrow and I have to attach this feeder to the enclosure wall first. About how far from the nearest branch should it be? The bugs can only crawl up the inside back and the feeder is 4 inches deep. Not sure how far he can shoot his tongue. It's an 8 month old male...

Personally, I don't use a humidifier and never had an issue.

I love this! I wonder if my wife will catch on?

I use that steamer to clean my shower, it's very powerful. I wouldn't use it for an enclosure because it'll make a big mess. I also don't think it's necessary (most people do just fine without any disinfecting at all)

Reported to youtube and downvoted

Wow, this is great news. Thanks for the info. I assume it's not in the irrigation isle. Maybe near the refridgerators? I love MistKing, but their shipping takes forever (not to mention the price).

Mistking’s tubing is definitely not the same as generic garden tubing. It will probably work in the short run, but as they say, don’t put a $10 plant in a $5 hole

It is fairly cheap, but the shipping is probably triple the price of the tubing.

Midjourney (discord-based AI art generator) lets you enter any perameters and creates an original randomly generated image. Here is one with Chameleon in the art style of Salvador Dalí: Here's one of a Chameleon Smoking:

You have a colony of FFF in a 10 gallon container in soil? I don't see how that would work. I kept FFF colonies for over 10 years and I know they need a fresh home every few weeks.

Dumb question: Why not just always leave insects with fresh food all the time? Do people usually starve the insects, then gut load them before feeding to your cham?

Coated hardware cloth will block the least amount of UVB

Plenty of free UVB outside! (Just make sure she's doesn't escape.)

I guess I'm just surprised that this isn't something folks here show or talk about, being as that's what chameleons are best known for.

Ideally, a Solarmeter would take the guesswork out of this.

I've been lurking on the forums for a long time and I don't think I've ever come across any discussion on changes in color. I've seen plenty of discussion on color change as it relates to maturation but not on shifting in color in real time. It's my understanding that they change their colors...

If you can limit the loss of moisture, it would be great. It's a ton of work to keep refilling the fogger all the time.

You clearly know what you're doing...nice work

The good news is that almost any plant will do well in a vivarium

More compact soil (with less perlite) retains water better