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I buy around 200 a month for my 2 year old panther but a pretty lot die so I would think 150 get eaten a month

So since I have been back inn Texas he's gotten a lot of special treatment like he's cage goes on the screened sun room on days it's not to hot and today I put he in a fake tree and just let him be

No problem

He's 2 years old I got him from a vet-tech on Craigslist

24x24x48 inches

Thanks everyone!:D He doesn't have the best aim:p Anyone have any name ideas I have had him for 3 months and he has no name:(

Just wanted to share my video of my nosy be panther chameleon feeding Heres the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6NJ7JBrvd0&list=UUB1Cma5PRoZj8enTb_Z3aVQ&index=1

You could use a rubber made with no lid like breeders do.

You can get a mistking starter from josh's frogs for $90. And it can run 10 nozzles.

I know a lot of you have mistkings speak up! Give me your input!

I need a pump that can push the water up 6 feet cause of my stand? And how many nozzles for each 2x2x4

I found a place online selling the ultimate system for 170.. 20 bucks off!

ok Is there any down falls to the starter system?

Which should I buy the starter or ULTIMATE system ? I have 1 panther and want to add 2 at max? How many nozzles for a 2x2x4 foot tall cage? And should I put a fish tank heater in the bucket?

First off welcome to the forum. Here's the easiest chameleons are veiled,Jackson's,panthers Veileds are the easiest to keep but Jackson's are a close second. Panthers are a harder but are not impossible for beginners. Jackson's need lower temps and high humidity It's been a long time...

November 22 and 13 babies!!!

I have a 2x2x4 and he uses it all:)

they all get about anywhere from 16-21 inches

thanks everyone for your help!!

Welcome, Most of us use screen cages and no substarte cause its more of a pain then anything and watching for mold... Hopefully someone else will help shade some light on this. And you could cup feed.