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well it sounds like everything is what it should be, could you tell me a little more about the watering situation?

did you mean that your feeding him dead crickets?

what is the diet like and also what is the lighting situation?

most people would agree the norm is once or twice a month, depending on various factors

does anyone out there have experience feeding crickets ground up flax seeds? flax seed is full of nutrients so i was just wondering if anyone could share some wisdom with me? just trying to do the pest possible job gut loading

a little off topic but anyway.. i was just wondering brad, i have a male veiled. about 6-7 weeks old. growing like crazy and i was just wanting to know your thoughts on when i could start to introduce new feeders. my staples are crickets but i wanted to see if Romeo likes other insects as...

i would be lucky to have my little guy grow up into the male you have in your display picture, your a lucky owner

I was just wondering if the owner has any control over the chameleons coloring characteristics. If you gut load your feeders with certain foods does that make a difference or is it all genetics? Just hit or miss on having a well marked chameleon?

I was just wondering if there is someone out there that could explain to me the science behind cham tongues. how do they work? how are they stored in the body, ect...

amazing, very luck to have such a specimen

thank you for the advice Cathrine, i wouldnt really call my set up free-range though. romeo never gets to walk around on the couch or window sills or anything like that. he stays in his ficus all day long. i handle him maybe once or twice every couple of days, just to see how he is doing, and...

do you have any of the large sizes anymore?

thank you for the advice i would like to get one as soon as i can, do you know of any place online or else where to get something suitable for a good price ?

great lookin guy, love the coloration

no other pets just me and romeo

mist, two-three times a day for several minutes each session

the basking lights are hung from the ceiling, UV and basking, both are 12 inches from his favorite basking perch.

very true, all valid points but for right now its just not feasible for me to buy or construct a enclosure. i definitely want a enclosure later on but i cant right now.

i just use a feeder cup, the crickets cant climb out and when romeo is hungry he knows where to go for his food.

i have my veiled living in a ficus right now, no cage. he cant get down because i have one of those big dog collars on the bottom and there is no grip so he cant climb up and over the collar. what are your thoughts on this or would a screened cage be better in the long run?