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also the lights on top of the cage in the pic I had there just for extra light to take pics

his tank was on the other side of a piece of furniture, plus a piece of plywood that covered the side of his tank. the new chams' tanks were covered with blankets the first 2 weeks, and every 3-4 days I would open their tanks up and check on them, pull them out and make sure they were eating...

https://www.chameleonforums.com/eddie-117254/ some pics I took a few days ago

I woke up this morning to find my 11 month old veiled laying on the bottom of the cage, dead. He's had not been eating well the past few weeks. 3 weeks ago, I added a new mistking to his cage (I had a POS exoterra monsoon for a while, until it burned out about 2-3 months ago, in the meantime I...

i also do all three. I have a cup in each of my tanks that I put a few crickets in a day, and also throw a few free range. then when I want to give them a treat, usually after handling, ill handfeed or hand-cupfeed some dubias or worms

your over feeding. 20 crickets in one day is waaaaaaaaay too much. theyre kinda like us..theyll keep eating if you give it to them. you only want to give them about 5-6 appropriately sized crickets per day. crickets should be no larger than the distance between their eyes

eddie brock (veiled) Born November 2012 from chameleonsnorthwest.com sire - squiggy how's my guy lookin? hes feeling kinda bad about his tiny casque...lf inputs

i thought it was pretty funny

sounds like you are really looking for some1 to convince you to get a carpet...as for me, theyre next on my list

around 3 months

got a female from flcham's newton a few weeks ago. she's showing a lot of yellow already

ive got a few bugeyes and a fancy goldfish right across from my veiled cage..im not sure that hes ever noticed them. he hasn't been eating the past week too well though, since ive gotten a new nosy be female. they cant see each other, but he has seen me handling her a few times. hes been...

in my exp with hibiscus, do not buy the ones from lowe's/home depot that are out in the full sunlight. like most plants, they adapt to the amount of sunlight that they are receiving, and if you bring them inside under a lamp, they most likely will not be getting that same amount. try to buy...

I also found http://www.tikitikireptiles.com/pages.php?id=8 and http://www.cleanlinechameleons.com/safe-plant-list/...which account for the orchids that I had in question..but I still have seen some bromeliads and it seems like something else that im not remembering right now

outside of the one of flchams, is there any other list out there? I only ask because I've seen several people using plants in their cages other than what is listed on their site. i'd love to find a little bit more variety in some of my cages and future projects edit: or even just a rule of...

exactly what I was going to say lol

well chameleons foremost need fresh air. they live in the tops of trees where there is always a fresh breeze. second, the humidity is high for a few reasons. the screen cage will hold in humidity better than a free range setup, not necessarily a glass enclosure. you'll need to have a mister...

they look like bites to me...do your feeders have something to eat/drink when you put them in the cage? keep a small cup of fruit at the bottom to keep this from happening