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Sounds like you need a care sheet :) This should help you get started. -Jen

They definitely enjoy the hissers, they are popular with ours in the stores and they rarely refuse them. I usually start relatively small (half grown, about 1") to ensure they get the hang of eating them, and large, established mellers will take down adult hissers no problem. They do climb...

To quote the little girl from that taco commercial... Why not both? :) -Jen

Ficus trees! Great for increasing humidity and providing lush foliage for your young and old chams to hide in! Get a smaller, 6" potted ficus for $12.99 each These are great for cages 18 x 18 x 36 and smaller! Or, for larger cages, get a larger ficus! 8" potted ficus can be up...

Normally $49.99 each (males or females) On sale for $24.99!! Click here to order and to see all of our available chameleons! -Jen

Make sure that their cages are set up with plenty of foliage and with high humidity. Use live plants if you can, and make sure that they not only have a good basking spot, but that they can get away from it, too. We actually have a lot of success using front opening vivariums to get our...

1.) Would a 5 foot long by 3 foot deep by 6 foot high enclosure work for a pair? It could, but I'd really suggest housing them separately. 2.) Can you keep a 1.1 pair together without issues or are ousties solitary like most chams? Better to house them individually. They'll do better for...

Due to an issue with scheduling, we've had to postpone the event - but stay tuned! We're adding the ability to build along, plus a herp meeting with discounts and coupons and more! Stay tuned! New details coming soon :) -Jen

Wipe out works well as a cage cleaner, as does healthy habitat. I like the smell of the wipe out better, personally. -Jen

Baby Translucent Veiled Chameleons $89.99 each Medium Veiled Chameleons On sale! $39.99 each (males and females available) Gorgeous Adult Males - $99.99 each Click here to see our full list of available chameleons in stock now! -Jen

Super worms will totally try to eat crickets, but you can put a cube or two of total bites in the cup and not only will your feeders not eat each other, they'll gutload, too! -Jen

I'm also in the US, so I can't help ya on the pricing, but I wanted to chime in that what you're feeding sounds good. Let the cham's body weight and willingness to eat also help you determine if he is getting too much/too little food. Try skipping an extra day to stimulate his appetite, and...

Where ever you can give it the conditions it needs to thrive. :) -Jen

Thanks to a special deal worked out with helix, we are offering these at a discount from the normal price! DBS-1000 Ungrounded Normally $149.99 - On sale for $134.99!! DBS-1000 with Grounded Plug Normally $159.99 each - On sale for $141.99!! While you're at it, snag a temp gun too -...

Have you been waiting to hear when the next SoCal Vivarium Building Workshop will happen? It's Sunday, August 30th! Just $59 for over $150 worth of stuff! Free drinks and snacks provided, along with special coupons just for attendees! Click here for details about the location, how to...

New chameleons in stock - Desert Side Striped! $39.99 each - limited quantity available! -Jen

Iodine and plain neosporin, yep, those should work just fine to help heal it up. Of course, goes without saying that the two should probably be separated. Biting/cuts are not good signs for cohabitation. ;) -Jen

Awwww , the cuties! Congratulations on the clutch, can't wait to see pics as they grow!! -Jen

It's one of the big sprayers from Home Depot that is usually used for spraying weed killer. :) -Jen

Which videos? :) Are you talking about an automatic mister, a hand sprayer, or the big one that we carry/roll around to water things? -Jen