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Kids can eat outside with the dogs in bowls right?! :ROFLMAO::D

My local pet store has a very small juvenile male for $100 right now. Kinda wanted to swoop him up but I'm already jam packed with other herps.

I had to wake up a somewhat large sub-adult male veiled chameleon 2hrs after his lights went out so he could be transportated to his new home..... Yeah that wasn't fun.... I wonder if my wife still has the video she recorded where she's laughing her ass off at me while I'm cussing and dodging...

Is it albino? Where's the colors?! Lol

IMHO no. Not with veileds. If you were going to breed than yeah maybe. You're not guaranteed to get a veiled who's yellow of you go with that "bloodline" either. The only reason bloodlines matter with panthers is to keep what is known as a "pure locale" keeping Ambilobes breeding with Ambilobes...

Red lights stay away from all red lights.

Yeah you got a lot of foliage too. Probably best you have that many. Looks really good.

He should be able to take down a superworm no problem. Just remember that Superworms are high in fat and high in ciatin. However they have a lower ciatin to body mass than say a mealworm. Supers should never be refrigerated like meal worms can. Supers should be fed as treats. When mine were that...

I agree with Jan. Need more horizontal basking branches

Can I see a picture of all this light?

The ones they sell at hobby lobby should be 3ft exactly. Which leaves you a foot. I would not go to the top. There really isn't any reason for this either.

Ever heard of supply and demand?

They stand alone. I bought the dowels at hobby lobby. Preferably you'll want them in a different sizes. That way the chameleon can stretch its feet on different sizes.

One is OK but 2 is always better especially if you have live plants that require lots of light. No they are wooden dowels. I use them to create a base/tower/structure whatever you want to call it. Then I attach everything else to the frame. Saves the screen side from punctures/cuts/tears. The...

I did after 6 months. My fixtures are ZooMed and they came with 5.0s. Arcadia bulbs last 12 months on average instead of 6 months.

I rock 2 in each enclosure with an Arcadia T5HO 6% single fixture. I use them for basking as well.

YU Meil 45w. You can thank me later https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.amazon.com/Swimming-Replacement-Pentair-Hayward-Fixture/dp/B07C7L31K8&ved=2ahUKEwjyn4rgyZ3nAhWMWc0KHSsjCusQFjAAegQIBBAC&usg=AOvVaw0LKVVrLl8wopgEdaEu3cKw

Need a side view of the tail

Hornworms are great for getting your animal to defecate in my experience. They're large packets of water and they seem to help loosen the bowls. You'll want to try and find one that isn't to big for him though. Rule of thumb is no wider then the width of the chameleons eyes. I'd recommend...

Incorrect. The bulge can be used to sex many species. Exception mainly being the Mellers Chameleon. Veileds can be sexed by the hemipenal bulge its just way easier to look for the tarsal spurs.