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I don't think that would work and I think they are a pain to keep clean. Chams like drinking from water droplets left on plants. The drip system is the best way to do that. Someone correct me if I am wrong. This is just my opinion. Good luck:D

Great idea! I will do that tomorrow. I think I even have some of that tape in a drawer left over from Christmas. Wahoo! I love how creative Cham owners are:D

Great pics! You gotta love the power in those twiggy legs. Very cute! (btw: how did you get that hydrometer to stick to the screen?? I have the same one and can not get it to stick.)

I went in there last night for the first time but nobody was saying anything including me:p As a matter of fact Drake, I think the same people that you just mentioned were logged in last night as well ?? Weird! I will try it again.

I have seen them both on the safe and not safe list. They turn up more on the not safe list though so I would personally stay away from them. I might be wrong and someone who knows better should correct me but I wouldn't use them. Too bad too, I have a really nice one in my house that would look...

Thanks!The door isn't pretty and I think the size of the base is a little overkill. I really wanted it to hug up against the sink more but, it has been nice having a little extra room down there for storage and a semi-shelf around the cage to hold the things I am working with at that moment...

I would really sugest using live plants in the enclosure. They are the best when it comes to these sensitive guys/gals. Real plants will help with humidity, air quality and sometimes the chameleon will nibble a little on the leaves, so make sure your plants are non toxic for chameleons...

The dripper in the picture is a "Little Dripper" by Zoo Med it holds 70oz. Zoo Med also has the "Big Dripper" that holds 1gal. I use this type of dripper for my cam and I am happy with it. You can find them online or locally at most reptile supply stores prices ranging from $3.99-$14.00. There...

Gregory...he looks just like "Predator" from all the movies!:eek: You must have a super fast lens on your camera. Great pic!

Here is another link with real pictures: http://insects.tamu.edu/fieldguide/cimg226.html

I went looking online for any information on the Phoenix worm but I wasn't having any luck finding such a thing. I am guessing this might be a name given to them by the people supplying them for feeders?? I found "Worm Man's Worm Farm" www.wormman.com and Worm Man says they are the larvae of the...

Jenna, I just gotta say you are totally awesome! You are like a chameleon midwife! Great pictures, and if there is ever a day I choose to breed chameleons I know who to come to for all the answers! A+++ :D :D :D

Is it possible he is getting over heated? Sometimes a gaping mouth will indicate they are too hot. I know with glass aquariums it can be really hard to keep the temperature right, a little like an oven, also they are harder to keep clean. I would try to find a mesh enclosure as soon as you can...

WOW Jenna! Those pictures are great! I wish we had something like that up here, or if I had a lot more room in my house (LOL). I think it is wonderful that you are helping. How do you keep from taking them home with you at the end of the day?? :D The iguanas look enormous but kinda cute too...

Thanks! The bottom is all screen with wood braces across to support the plants and elevate them a little for good drainage/air flow.

I have some pictures of Harry's setup on my gallery page. I love how it has been working out so far. The utility sink is great! There is a bucket under the sink that is easy to clean out plus that area adds a little extra storage. Good luck! :) -Shannon