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oh, and yes she actually has climbed that super long vine which is attached to the curtain rods for my window.

Hey guys, I dont really post much, but heres my new set-up. The free range is pretty addictive, and I can see it taking over my whole bedroom very quickly. The hood is a zoo med 30" combo hood. She eats out of a container is pretty hidden. For water she gets sprayed down twice a day...

I have a pothos in my veiled cage. I think its more of a food source then hiding source lol.

damn women hormones lol

Mines in my bedroom too. Hes always sleeping and almost never wakes up when I check on him before I go to bed

The only time my veiled has her mouth open is when she gets defensive. I'd wait to here more comments, but I think shes scared.

That cage looks great! It might be such a new big environment for him that its taking him a while to get used to it. Are you using a feeder bowl? If so does he definitely know where it is?

so dubias can replace crickets?

so since they arent in the wild, and under you close care, what are the chances that most of them become frogs?

Its amazing how professionals have problems making animals mate, but this forum can mate anything! This place never ceases to amaze me.

nice! I cant wait till my veiled gets that big, and is able to eat different things.

Those Rosy Boas a very attractive! How much do they normally cost?

so im starting to realize everyone on this forum has reptile, and photography hobbies. Those shots are great.

Another very easy snake to take care of is a milk snake. They are beautiful colors too.

that is amazing. How that many eggs come out of a small red eye is crazy too.

I got my cham from a local pet store called that fish place / pet place. They had about 5 of them in a tall screened cage with a decent amount of cover. They seem like they were taking pretty god care of them.

Well heres pictures off an actual camera, and not my cell phone quality. I also moved/created a better basking spot for him that doesn't get hotter then 85. I left it big so you guys can make sure hes looking ok.

Alrights thanks guys. I'm gunna have to hold off on the tube UVB light for a little as im jobless till Jan. Other then that It seems like I'm good. I'll limit the cf bulb time, and put him outside when it finally decides to stop raining. Actually that brings up another topic. Have you guys...

By treats I mean something different then crickets such as worms etc. If his basking spot is too hot will he stay there and cook, or will he move? I only buy 30 feeders at a time so I dont have to worry about them. I just put them in a Tupperware container with holes in the lid along with...

Well this is my first chameleon and I went with Hank, a veiled. I attached what he looks like, and his cage set-up. I use a day heat lamp, and a repti-sun 5.0 uvb bulb. At night I use a red heat lamp as well. the bottom of his cage is 70 degrees, and his basking spot is anywhere from 85-95...