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I would call the breeder right away and let them know the condition she was in when you got her. That way, if she doesn't make it, they should give you another cham or at least credit you the money yuo spent on her. They need to know it was not your husbandry practice that caused this.

Where in Hamilton is the Expo being held?

Wow! What a test of your patience! Nice babies.

A piece of white plexi with holes drilled in it would work good. You could place it on top of the screened bottom as long as it had some support to hold it up. The cages from LLLReptile (which in my opinion make it not worth building your own because they are so good) have a piece of 1/8" plexi...

I may have answered this once before but my collection has grown. I have 6chams now. 1 male veiled, 2 female veileds, 1 male nosy be, 2 female nosy be. I don't think I am afraid I am not quit finished yet. I also have a wack of leopard and crested geckes and 2 beardies.

She is a real beauty! Gotta get me a carpet cham one day.

I would leave her alone, in the wild that's what would happen. She will probably continue in the morning. I have had the lights go out in the middle of a dig and I let her be, and everything worked out just fine.

Hi Sunscape, Port Credit reptiles would have what you are looking for. I'm not to sure how far that is from you. Cages from LLL Reptile can't be beat and they ship to Canada.

Fantastic and welcome to the forum. I have purchased cages and lights from LLL Reptile and the prices are great, the product is fantastic and they even ship to Canada. Welcome!

Wow, these guys are great, I never see them in Canada. I wouldn't mind getting one some day. Pic 2 is very cute.

Great looking little guy!

The dripped is something I made out of a pet watering jug. It normally sits in a resorvoir but my cats didn't like it so I used a rubber stopped in the mouth of it, connected it to a plastic drip tube and I hang it on the side of the cage. The tube goes through the screen as the holes in the...

We need a Chameleon Keepers Meeting in Ontario, I am so jealous of you guys. Too bad there wasn't a way to capture the meeting on video for us unlucky people who don't have the opportunity to attend a meeting like that. Do you have a newsletter or similar?

I will be there as usual!

These cages are great. I have 2 - 18" x 18" x 36" and 1 - 24" x 24" x 48" from LLLReptile. They are very easy to assemble, fantastic to keep clean and very reasonably priced. The larger cage is huge when you get it together, you should start out with something smaller for a baby but you won't...

Jan, a server cage is a big closed in area to hold computers that controlled parts of the building. It has a lock on it so no one could get to the computers.

I have a female veiled cham in it at the moment. She is about 3 years old and seems to love the walking space it offers.

I just thought I would show you all this great cage I scored. This was a server cage at my place of employment. It was being thrown out so I thought it would make a great home for one of my chameleons. The thing is huge, 6 feet tall by 3 feet deep by 2 feet wide. All the screening was in place...

I would still incubate them until you are sure that they are unfertile.

Chicken wire on the top is really smart. No sagging when the lights are placed on them...great idea. Nice job on the cage.