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I'm waiting myself, no rush I just want to make sure I get on the next shipment. Followed on Facebook!

Yes it can and NEVER use any lights during the night, nothing that emits any type of visible light, even if it claims the chameleons can't see it.. It will disturb their sleep cycle. If you are worried about the temp dropping too low get a ceramic heater bulb. The temps are fine at night in the...

Could be a hunger strike. Also I hear that chameleons eat less during the cooler months, it's not uncommon. I've not experienced this personally though. And you may want to provide a higher basking temp, 80 sounds too low

Mine eats dead reptiworms because he already knows what they look like and taste like. Not saying I should feed him dead insects though. Still fresh just refrigerated. And mine seems to have no issues eating the hornworms as I thought. Been feeding them off lately

And he proceeded to get back to his cage by trying to climb through the screen for about forty minutes... That was a pain getting him back, he tried biting me about 15 times lol

That's strange.. I wouldn't feed it to my Cham

So I went with the soaker hose and rope to add to the free range. I looped them through a fake ficus tree I had and zip tied the living day lights out of the thing. Loki is already on it and having a blast He still doesn't like me getting close as you can see lol

I'm assuming you would have to bake every branch to sanitize?

That looks very nice, i wouldn't have thought of this, thank you. Something I will have to look more into.

Yeah definitely. Wish I did though, and my panthers dropping are nothing to mess with LOL

Id would try this but unfortunately I don't have a dedicated room

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Awesome idea and it actually $12 This is borderline perfect I will definitely check this out, thank you. Anymore ideas?

I'm looking to add to my free range which may end up being very large so I'm looking for the best budget/safest vines or bend-a-branches. I feel like it will be too expensive a to use bend a branches as they are $10+ a piece. Can anyone direct me to perhaps a much longer or space filling...

Really awesome setup, very unique. It seems to more replicate nature than most I've seen. They seem very calm with each other and healthy so it would appear everything you are doing is okay. I have also seem chameleons swim in the wild before so I don't think drowning will really be an issue...

If you are looking for less cliche is would use simba. But then again your kids might enjoy having a real life pascal

Whichever movie they like more is what I would name him IMO

Perfect combination of colors, very vibrant

Actually you can, especially if your fiancé says no. LOL