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Definitely a very cool species. Seem to becoming more common this past year.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/sex-these-babies-please.157444/

Ig I'd be the only. Chameleon eating taco shop mmm

I have a thread started on it

lol I learned eventually.

Just saying this, bugs are not the end to a bioactive environment. Check out the art of keeping snakes. Amazing book

3month old ambilobe

What he said, you can treat them similar to air plants they will root to branches in nature with constant air flow to the roots preventing them from staying moist for long. I l went through about 100 broms before learning that lol .

Sadly pothos need a moist base. The vines extending from it will do fine in dryish conditions.

I think garden stores sell things like plastic tarps to keep cooler plants shaded. Might wanna go check to see what they got

Maybe just a plastic tarp?

This is not a ivy this is a pothos. Though toxic if eaten in large amounts a bite will most likely not cause any harm

Posted these on the other thread but I'll post them here too

I know several monitor keepers that use earthworms. You can use so many bugs TBH. Roaches, superworms, earthworms, millipedes and more.These are all natural decomposers in the wild. But for your set up since you're free ranging on one of your setups I would go with things that would stay in the...

Here's a pair of nosy bes and a Pygmy male

How do you have them set up?

Definitely a cool species. I've had a few opportunities to get some of these this past year but frogs just keep getting in the way. One day though.

They're growing :)

He's gaining more and more color each day

Looking good, what did you decide to go with for the soil and critters?