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Disney just had some of these in their hotels. They paid out some money in refunds for it! I would contact the cruise line!

You are posting the same things in multiple posts. Stick to one you will get better results. Also yo will not find a cage you can by cheaper then LLL that is of decent quality.

My wife orders every now and then, but not in the last year. You may find a better price if you google some, but she has used them before.

http://classygroundcovers.com/cat----HEDERA-helix&affl=google-buy-english-ivy?gclid=CJec3POZ6JwCFQMQswodbSTvIA

They don't have to hang, and they do get very viney as they grow. What about something like Tradescantia (Wandering Jew)? Not sure if it's 100% safe or not. Hedera helix (English Ivy) --- Very Viney. Arrowhead Vine (Syngonium podophyllum)

Pothos is one of my favorites!

You can only do what you can do, but this is why everyone recommends reading up and preparing for a new cham before you actually get one! :) Just try and get him in the proper enclosure with proper lighting as soon as you can. Also being in Lake Mary you have the benefit of the Florida weather...

Just leave it in the box and take it back in the morning. He will be fine for one night. As long as you removed the compact light, but you need to take him out of that enclosure and get him the proper light sooner then later.

The one that was linked to you puts out UVB and is what your chameleon needs. Reptisun 5.0. Get rid of the other. Here is wher eyou can buy it for a bit cheaper then LLL. http://www.petmountain.com/product/r...-uvb-bulb.html

EDIT: nm just saw the date!

Gonna need some more info on the type of cage you are using and your setup. Can you post photos or explain in detail the housing for your cham? Substrate should be avoided no matter the type if at all possible.

Grats to you and your soon to be many grandchildren! :)

Congrats, he is a handsome boy.

Yea, I agree that the chance for a problem is low, but there is still that chance. I will probably stick with the thicker/safer #4 containers. Research has shown that reproductive problems can arise from exposure to such chemicals. I am sure they are in high doses for prolonged periods, but...

I am just curious if anyone has paid any attention to all the news lately about the different numbered plastics and what not. With all the attention about the BPA in baby bottles and what not. What do you guys think about the potential of leeching chemicals into the soil of your incubating...

If I came out of my house and saw that thing I would turn right the hell around, go inside, and call the exterminator! Seriously though, I have never seen a nest that looks like that!!! WOW! I def think a fire extinguisher could work well though! You could also call the fire department...

the entertaining part scares me! :)

Cool! I like it.

Very nice looking and well thought out. Is the front glass? I couldn't really tell from the photo. How is the air flow in it? Love the way it looks.

Yea especially in Florida. Our humidity is so high there is absolutely no need for all glass enclosure. Switch it up to screen. and add a nice pothos or another safe plant to give him some more cover. Check out some of the enclosures here to get a good idea of what you need.