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Think he just means you need to edit it some. Too dark in the beginning for one, and the part where you laid the camera down to grab something should have been edited out. Just make it flow better is all. Windows movie maker is free and does a decent job for some simple edits. Pretty easy to...

hahah, I dread teenage years. I have a 6 year old daughter and I am so afraid that karma is gonna bite me! :)

Were they WC ( Wild Caught) or CB (Captive Born)? How long had you had them? Was the male housed separately from the females? For all three to get sick and die so quickly I would think some type of contagion. Of course bloating can be a sign of dehydration also? Were tehy outside in...

Haha. I was thinkin the same thing. The stretch mark comment made me lol! :)

I think your female panthers are gorgeous!

Congrats, he is a nice lookin fella! They are certainly addicting I am sure you will end up with many!

Very pretty Veiled you have there. As far as drainage you could always just build a nice little wooden stand to match the cage. Make it lift the cage about 6 to 8 inches off the ground and place a simple turkey basting pan underneath.

I saw that post, I guess I was trying to find out if anyone had a definitive answer on how much was enough. I am sure they are getting uvb even when they are in the shade outside, but I just don't have a uvb meter to find out. Was hoping someone in Florida with one had a better answer.

I would def leave them in the shade. Direct sun all day would be way to hot. Even mine in the direct sun for the couple hours they still have more then half of the cage they can find shade in.

Thank you, they were much more work then I anticipated, and I am far from a master woodworker, but they seem to do the job!

Well again the only sun they get is from around 230 to 5. The entire rest of the day they are completely in the shade. I took a temp reading of the back porch just now and it is currently 81degrees. There is a nice breeze today though. I have seen my back porch get to about 93 so far in the...

Here are some photos of the cages in afternoon sun. These were taken at 420pm so its towards the end of the major direct sun they get.

I have my chameleon cages setup outside on a screened in back porch. They don't get any direct sunlight in the morning, but it does start beeming into the cages between 2pm to 230pm and continues to light the cages until about 5pm. They still have areas of shade because the cages are heavily...

:) thank you! Needless to say that door stays closed now!

Very pretty boy ya got there!