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Check out dragonstrand.com. Best cages for chameleons out there imo.

Get a 33 gallon trash can. Use 2/3rd top soil with 1/3rd play sand. Fill trash can halfway up. Mix sand and soil and add water till you can form a tunnel and then just a little more water. Place her in the trash bin with lid off and provide a heat source like a 75 watt bulb clamped to the top of...

I just use very large sterlite bins that are very long. I cut a square in the top and cut aluminum screen then hot glue it in place. Then use heat tape on the bottom to keep them nice and toasty.

Do your research. Make sure you have the right lighting and heating. That your providing the right feeder insects and that your gut loading them appropriately. As well as a good dusting regiment for your feeders.

Ya I agree. Aluminum screens works very well!! I don't like the plastic stuff as insects will eat through them very fast.

All females are different when it comes to what they will lay in. I have over 20+ active breeders and have produced almost 500 eggs this year. My method is really simple. 33 gallon trash can. 2/3rds topsoil 1/3rd play sand filled a little less then half way up the trash can. This way it gives...

He just needs time to adjust to his much larger cage. Just be patient with him and try not to disturb him too much other then misting and feeding. Keep us updated!

I just saw your photo! Sorry! I think she is big enough for a larger cage. Just make sure that she is eatting!!

Could you upload a picture of her? I think it would be best to have her in your screen cage. The problem with having a small chameleon in a large cage us just making sure that she is able to find her insects. If she can then your fine.

Check my account out on instagram. It's thepantherbaron . I have many photos of my 20+ breeders growing up from 3 months to 2 years of age.

What's his locale?

You definitely need support going through the center of your drain pan. You can try Bill Strand at dragonstrand.com He can probably build you a custom drain pan that will have that middle support you need. Good luck!

Looks about 3 months of age. Maybe a little older. Some chameleons are born larger or smaller then their siblings.

Trying mounting the mist king nozzle outside of the cage and have it spray on the screen on the top of the cage on one side. Definitely away from the side he basks on. They will learn to drink from the collected water on the screen and leaves below. The goal for me is to keep 2/3rds of the cage...

I'm very sorry for your loss!!! Turn it around and make it a learning experience.

Looks like you have a pretty little girl!

Chamelons rubbing eyes and bulging from time to time is not necessarily a sign of a problem. But with the right feeding schedule and gut load regiment you should be fine. What's your misting and dripping schedule look like? I have 20 adult breeding panthers and once a week I flush the whole 5...

Congrats as well. Looks healthy!

Sounds like retained sperm.

Another awesome article !! Thanks!