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Pothos plants also work pretty well. Thats what I have my baby veiled in and he loves it.

If he migrated right to your shoulder I would call him Chip. When someone asks if "you have a Chip on your shoulder" you could say that you left him at home today.

Even though it was a small meal worm, I wasn't very pleased watching him trying to get it down so it's off limits at the moment. If I am only feeding him baby crickets for a while, will he get bored with them and stop eating?

A 'chameleon expert' at a local pet store (what a joke) told me to give my baby veiled (about 13 weeks) a small meal worm so I did. He chomped it but was stretching his throat a good little bit. That was on Friday at about 5 pm. I just gave him a baby cricket and he ate it and stretched his...

I just glued everything to everything basically. Sealed the seams too. The hot glue suggestion worked great, thanks a ton :)

You are a genius. I actually have a glue gun and glue sticks in my closet :D

My new baby veiled showed me how he is able to get between the screen I have and the plastic lid that the screen is attached to. I need to seal it so he can't get up there and a lot of glues have giant warning signs for harmful vapors. What can I use that won't give off bad fumes that will also...

I returned the coil and got the Reptisun tube. All should be well now :)

The supplement I got yesterday was the blue label repcal http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/reptile-supplies/vitamins-medicines-and-cage-cleaners/-/repcal-herptivite-supplement/ I will order the Repcal with D3...