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I built a custom enclosure that's got 9 inches of space to plant pants at the bottom. Not for everyone, but it works pretty good for me

If you do that and decide to sell some, let me know. I'll give you anything for them. Anything.

I might say (don't tell anyone I said this) you could keep the little ones together. However, you'll need separate spaces for them when they're older

I don't have a closet so I guess I'm out of luck. I like the duct tape idea

Very nice :D

Wow!!! What a difference! Great colors

I think it's too late this month, as the entries are over... but you can do another time next month

The one you have isn't a bad size for how old he is. But if you're already planning on getting a larger one, he'd enjoy that. The recommended size for a veiled is 24x24x48 (L x W x H). The bigger, the better, in my opinion.

So long as it's dark enough at night you should be fine. They're nocturnal...

Sometimes it means they're too hot but your temps seem fine. What size is the enclosure? How are you measuring the temp? It could also be an RI, if it's not heat. You should check for popping sounds when breathing, wheezing, mucus and/or bubbles. More than likely you'll notice just one of...

Clear... no problems

Looks nice

You can bake sticks and stuff from outside at 350F for 5 mins or something and Kim any risk of foreign bugs and parasites

I really like that idea. I've got kind of a "just for now" set up with these little tupperware bowls and they haven't really caught on yet... Maybe it'd be easier with that. Okay, now THIS, I can afford! :D I'm heading into town today to get some stuff for breeding silkies and hornworms so...

Couldn't tell if you posted a picture on there--I don't see it :rolleyes: If you could repost that'd be awesome :D Anyone else have some pics they could post to help me out? :)

I just sent you my payment on PayPal! Thanks for your help! Helping to keep it bumped :D

To be honest, in my opinion, this forum website is the only way to get real, professional information about Chameleons in the US (or some other places in the world, as I know some people are from Asia, Britain, etc.). I wouldn't totally disregard information I'm given at most pet stores, but...

Beautiful cham :)

These guys know what they're talking about. I would also suggest adding some worms like hornworms, silkworms and/or butterworms to his diet a bit. It may help a bit, in addition to everything else everyone is saying, to do that. They have good nutritional values and will aid in getting your...

I must say: Indeed. :cool: