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may i ask what happened in the first place?

make sure both of you protect your chams from strong storms, i know in dallas, afternoon T storms can sneak up on you pretty quickly, but at the same time a good breeze can help cool the cham down when needed

Terrariums are ok if the top portion is screened and a fairly large area near or at the bottom is also covered in screen, the lights will cause convection and have stale air come out the top and fresh air come in from the bottom

http://www.flchams.com/safe_plant_list.asp this list seems a little large... but a general rule of thumb i like to suggest is if your cham starts nibbling to the point where you notice (for the keepers who arent watching their chams every move), take the plant out to prevent harm even if it is...

my only concern with only having lights in the top is that not enough uvb or heat to get to the lower levels, that is the only reason i suggested putting the uvb on the side. IMO if you could go with a reptisun 10 18" at the top and a 12" near the bottom, you wouldnt have to worry about not...

like i said, sounds fine to me, Zippiespal has a point about particle board, you could use sealer on the aeras you cut to prevent moisture from seeping in, also clean out the inside/ wood areas after they have been treated with a light brillo pad and a mild bleach water combo to get rid of...

Made out of aluminum window screen material, waiting for uvb light fixture to be shipped to me

my suggestion then would be to continue feeding him by hand, and try to coax him onto your hand with food... give him snacks every so often when you have him out so he associates being out with something enjoyable like eatting, but remeber to not keep him out too long because he is cold blooded...

places up north dont cary many tropical plants this time of year because there is a low demand, so much so they are hardly available, if you can wait till around april you can grab a hibiscus or just about any of these plants for cheaper than they would cost you to buy online. also ordering...

cool set up, just a quick question, is there a screen or some other vent along the bottom or near the bottom? air flow is important! just to throw this out there, on average yemens will be more aggressive (hissing) and less tollerant to handling... but this is all on a cham to cham basis...

where are you placing the lamps? you might have saved yourself some work if you just cut out the top and put a screen there, along with the front being a screen, the airflow would be similar to the glass terrariums talked about on here with a screen top and a section of screen at the bottom in...

i am just curious about the site, maybe they have information about the bulb and why that bulb is good for chameleons. we are in no way arguing, if anything we only argue amongst ourselves because some things work for some people and vice versa. this is a forum and as such we only tell you what...

hello fellow texan, (el paso :$) im sure you know all the basics such as make sure they have a spot out of the sun, no one wants a roasted chameleon, that they have plenty of foliage to keep them happy, a cage serves two purposes, to keep your creature in, and things you dont want in, out. in...