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Male veiled chameleons need a space of 2x2x4 ft vertical screen cage, and yes yemen, or veiled chameleon is a hardy species. Lllreptile.com has the best screen cages IN my opinion

Hahaha the fist picture is soo cute....ofnhis lil butt!

To the questions above...a lot of those are basic questions wich can be found witchin 5 seconds of using google and finding an advanced care sheet on each species. Each specie of chameleon requires different needs. Those noise however will not effect them for chams don't have any ears,they sense...

Aslo looking at your enclosure. I'd suggest placing a medium size shafflera, or "umbrella plant" right in the middle of your set up to help with humidity,( check the safe plant list on here for pictures and type you can use with chameleons) humidity should never fall below 50% for a vield. You...

You can cup feed, meaning place the insects in a plastic cup, that has been cut down to half Hight, place it securely in the middle hight of the enclosure, and she should see it, it helps if the plastic cup is clear, also you could let the crickets free range in the cage, but make sure you don't...

Well in nature. The UVB and a, obviously come from one source....the sun, but in chameleons enclosures this obviously is sperated, so yeah, they will go under each when they feel the need for it.

Any site sponsor is good. Just depends on wich species you want. I'd suggest getting a male Cham as a starter, for females , because of the whole egg cycle, are more complicated and usually live shorter lives. Not to mention males are more colorful.

I used to but quit. I quit right in the middle of the ice crown patch.Armor my old character.....wich now my brother plays....his name is Xiondar. BE paladin On aleria. My brother is a wow fail, so he doesn't do anything but screw around so my guys in all old armor. But w/e still fun to look at.

No mention of a UVB light. Do you have one? And if you do. Only use reptiglo or reptisun 5.0.

Me and syn are crest fanatics. I luuuuuuv em to death. Just wish I could have more. Syns the lucky one! Those are very cute. Wuv the dalmation spots.

Fantastico! Couldn't see the dividers in the pic , I'm very jealous...I'd love to have a good collection like that all next to each other .

If the shafflera starts to have problems you could just let it sit outside every other day or so, this seems to work for me.

I didn't mean all fly are bad , but if you just caught them while they were sitting on fish heads.....then fed them to the Cham....ewww!!! Cb flys....by all means go for it, because your controlling what there eating and touching.

Ex, I use tap water because the chlorine level is very low in our water, I can open my eyes directly under the wayer in our shower with no pain. As stated, check your local water.

First off, the Cham won't benefit from the sun at all next to a window because UVB cannot pass through glass....unless its special glass made to let UVB pass through it, but no one has that in a house lol...., second, if the enclosure is glass, then sun could easily cause it to overheat...

I'd never feed my Cham anything that was just touching fish heads or dog poop. Not smart. Flys are all bacteria. Not good for chams

Very happy you saved it!

Looks god, however, shefflera need high light. With it being at the bottom, it will probably die. But looks good! Maby some more vines for pathways.

I like it, but I'd suggest more real plants, also dividers to keep them from seeing each other :)

Also I think it's fascinating that she laid eggs and they incubated, healthy, naturally .....just like in nature. I'm shocked they didn't mold some how.