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I was going to go with a regular double kitchen sink, but I found these first, and they were MUCH cheaper. Since they're out of season, they were like 75% off. Maybe you can ask the people at the local walmart if they have any in stock still.

As far as live plants go, most go with pothos and schefflera. Other people often go with ficus and hibiscus plants as well. Welcome to the forums! Your cham is really cute :)

I wouldn't worry. Once you have everything setup and settled you'll get a more accurate reading. I suggest getting a digital reader for both temps and humidity if you can - they're not always 100% accurate, but they're known to be more accurate than the dials.

I live in Canada too, and my house gets pretty dry as well. Veileds can withstand a lower humidity than many other chameleon species. The important part is hydration. I see my chameleon drink from his dripper, and his urates are always white, so I'm ok with the amount of misting I have going...

What a little stinker! :rolleyes: I think I got lucky with my little veiled. The only time he's ever been stressed was when I had to give him eye drops. Other than that crazy week, he's been cool. I think it has something to do with being raised by himself. I don't know why they did...

Check out the build I just completed: https://www.chameleonforums.com/new-cage-build-124285/ It has a custom 3d rockwall made of styrofoam. My only suggestion, depending on the species of chameleon, you'll want to go as big as you can fit in the space you're putting the cage. The cost...

Spoiled rotten actually. I love this picture cause it shows his attitude perfectly - buy him all that stuff to climb on, and he prefers the water tubes. Ever since I put the new plants in Mr.Pink's new enclosure, he seems to be actually interested in it (it's located across the room from...

Just got senior membership a couple days ago :P Thanks for noticing :D I'm always open to advice, because if it wasn't for the advice I've found here - none of this would have been possible. I learned a lot from my first build - which was all about functionality. We always kind of knew...

Thanks! I still have a little hanging pothos, and giant climbing pothos in Mr.Pink's cage that are moving in too. They'll provide a bunch of branches for him. I can't put any sticks in until I'm almost ready to move him in, because I want to include the plants in his current cage...

Started furnishing - hooked up the UVB and UVA Grow light for the plants - just waiting to get the mistking in the mail - should be here any day now :D Here's some more recent pictures.

That's a real good idea with the razor. I was just going to use regular pruning shears.... thanks for the info :)

When I'm bored, I always find myself standing in the chameleon room (dining room) looking at stuff that should or want to do.

Besides the substrate, the bottom half of the cage looks awesome. If you could extend that foliage and branches to fill the upper half of the cage, it would be awesome :)

Good to know thanks :)

That's sweet. I love tinkering - just finished this: https://www.chameleonforums.com/new-cage-build-124285/ Definitely will :) It could be a while before it gets here - ordering from Asia takes forever it seems.

Found a solution to my problem. I used garden lattice stretched and cut to fit the entire bottom of the cage. I zip-tied 4 bamboo sticks on each side to keep the lattice from stretching or collapsing. Et voila! Somewhere for my plants to sit :) And we finally put the top plate...

If it doesn't come with the power supply, you can buy one for another $5. So for a total of $10 tops, i still think it's worth a shot.

This is the exact one I ordered. http://www.ebay.com/itm/390651951852?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649 I won't be putting it in the cage - it's going on top so hopefully the fog will spill over into the cage. I'm going to give it a try - I'll let you know if it works :)

The color of the light doesn't matter, just make sure not to have any lights on during the night.

I have a problem with humidity in my house - especially now that it's winter and we have the heat going. I wanted to get a humidifier that I can have going for a few minutes a few times a day. I was looking around at different options, one was a reptifogger, another was a regular cool mist...