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i like drip vines. they look nice and they're effective to cover a large area. they might cost more than a bottle of water, but i think they're worth it.

shellac doesnt last espacially if ur builing it outside

chameleons send visual messages 2 eachother using colors & patterns. i bought a sweater with a photo of pissed-off male veiled, mine went insane when he saw it. now i dont wear it inside my house.

it's a mountain species. adcham has plenty on this species. are u thinking about getting a rudis? i really like them, the shape of their heads is what i think the the nicest

the sit-and-wait tactic is not the only way that chameleons hunt. many spend most of the day walking aroud the terrium looking for food.

chameleons generally hear really low frequency noises, somewhere around 200hz. veiled chameleons use vibrations to warn other chameleons on the same tree. it scares the crap out of you the first time they do it when theyre on ur hand

its not really a bump its just the sides of his casque looking "fluffier" than i've ever seen them. ill post some pics in a few minutes.

my veiled chameleon Carlos has slight swelling on his casque. its not like massive bulges but is pokes out enough to notice. it's soft like a leopard gecko's tail. is this bad:confused: he also has a cut running below the ridge of his casque for like a 1/2 inch that he made with his hind...

there are several beardies in that clip of harry potter. and a shot of a leopard gecko.

that sounds amazing? you gotta post some pics!

is it possible to breed grasshoppers?

ivy is pretty easy to get you hands on. if it were covering the walls it probably would raise the humidity too. i think im going with the ivy

i need to thicken up the foliage in my enclosure but i wanted a thick vine. i thought english ivy, pothos, or if i were to go insane kudzu LOL

would english ivy vine up the sides of my screen cage?:confused:

chameleons can get M.B.D. even if you dust regurally. you have to provide UVB rays from an ultraviolet reptile lamp so that they can metabolize the calcium.

i've heard of applesauce before, it's a good way for them to get moisture.

hes opening he mouth to vent excess heat, like a dog panting

the one thats on your thumb looks like it has some dalmation in the mix.

nature zone cricket bites is what i use. ive had the same bag in the fridge for 5 months. its water supplement too

thatm enclosure is amazing!!! you are truly lucky to have it