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Raise the heating source and buy a temp gun. Make sure the hottest point in the cage can't get to a temp that can deliver a burn.

It's not often you will find an enclosure large enough for an adult mellers. The folks that have the best luck with them, free range them.

could be a burn, have you checked the temp at the hottest point in the cage?

The fine mesh that comes with most screen cages will remove nails on chams. I think it depends on how heavy the chams are before it starts to trap them. The only reason to have mesh that size is to keep small food in. If you are into DIY projects you can use vinyl coated hardware cloth 1/4 x...

No problem, it's always fun to see photos, wherever they are.

Is it seeing a reflection? is it dark when it rolls?

Very cool

Depending on what exposure the porch gets you can house chans outside fairly easily. I would put an automated mister out there to make life easier, the bonus of being outside is drainage isn't usually an issue. Other than plants you can run bare branches to give the cham an un-shaded basking...

Get ZooMed your thoughts. I have found their incandescent bulbs to be poor and fail quickly but most of the cages seem to be just like everyone else's. I can't say for sure as I bought the couple I have years ago and don't use them much anymore. I have six cages inbound from DragonStrand, I...

I have yet to see a reptile show with vast amounts of chameleons, snakes? yes. For whatever reason the California shows tend to have more chams. So you might see something interesting. Price wise it's about the same everywhere, you might find some deals and you might see a lot of high priced...

If it's outside make sure your screen is strong enough to keep out the cats and mongeese or mongooses if you prefer hehe. So long as you provide some shade and water, usually in the form of misting, you should be just fine. Depending on your elevation you may want to watch for overheating if it...

I bet some Shinisaurus would love this

Nope, got pushed back to next week

Yeah, they are new but not from a new shipment

I took a couple of bad shots but they may be of use to somebody. These are some non receptive female c.brevicorne's and a bad shot of a male

very cool

If the cage is very large you can divide it but make sure they can't see each other. Stress will kill chameleons and constant dark color on chams that are not normally those colors, is a big stress signal. Divide the cage if it's big enough or get another cage.

Bake them of freeze them if you want to be sure. You want to be sure you know what type of plant is going in the enclosure. Some saps can be a serious irritant or even toxic. So search the web and see what you have before it goes in there.

You can always sell the adults