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yea 3 x 3 x3 ft is a good size. UVB and heat lights near the top with basking branches. big real but non-toxic plants are boog. 40 % humdidity up to 60 but i wouldnt go that high. dont let free roaming crickets out too long as they may injure him being so small.

http://www.lostlakechameleons.com/pygmy.html if you want to but them cheaper lol

not to be technical but its 36 in. thats 3 foot

i have a big apple 270 gallon mesh hig tank. it 30 x 30 x 74 tall. I want to put a horizontal solid divider in the middle and house my pair of jackson chameleon in one of each side. GOOD IDEA ?

i know not to house them together but i got one HUGE cage and am putting a divider through the middle horizontally. Its a solid piece of wood or plastic ill use... good idea ?

it could be up to 90 !

do they always lay around 40 i heard it generally stayed in like the idk ... 5 range ?!?!?

im wondering if your using the isopods or woodlouse / springtails to clean, can you write me about this topic?

i heard someone saying that earlier on the forum any insight?

looks great but maybe some moss to hold in moisture and really leafy plants would be a good addition

I am only allowed to get a pygmy chameleon, ( my mom and step dad dont want me to "waste" money. I had 2 jacksons when i was younger but do to some family issues they had to be given away. The only reptile left was my leapord gecko ( sorry if spelled wrong ). She lived for 10 years before...

well i was hoping on buying from him at the expo next week at the orlando FL rec. center thursday friday and saturday anyone going?