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:confused:It almost looks like a cricket bite to me. I'd definitely have a vet check it out you don't want it to get infected.

Beat me to it

Double post sry

What kind of cham is Kronk? I would add a little more coverage but other than that it looks pretty good.

:DSweet! Where did you get him Chernobyl?;)

True. Had a veild cham that ate one and turned black with white spots. He never ate any other kind of worm.:(

:D Haha! I was just asked to leave the library after reading this post. Apparently my boisterous laughing was disturbing others who were studying for finals.

If only they were "Bacon"worms...:D

I have two with plywood bottoms on one I used "chalkboard" paint and on the other I used "spray in truck bed liner" both have held up great. The chalkboard paint came from Lowe's and the truck bed liner came from Advanced Auto Parts. As far as the lettering I use "clear" PVC primer. It takes...

You may want to get the rain nozzle depending on your cham. A lot of chams seem to prefer the rain over the mist.

Like everyone else has already pointed out getting them to drink is the hardest thing. I have my mister set up to come on for 45 seconds then off for 1 min then back on for 4 or 5 min and it seems to do the trick. I also have a dripper set up on each cage. My male likes to sit with it dripping...

Pretty sweet anniversary gift. I wish my wife was into chameleons. This year she wants a snub-nosed S&W air weight 38 special. Oh well:rolleyes:

Sometimes they pretty moody before shedding

:D haha one of the best posts ever:D

Good question I have never thought about it but if it does I just may steal your idea ;)

My wife is terrified of crickets :confused: she says that one day they will take over the world!:eek: So I have to keep them in the basement. When a stray makes it out she acts like its a rabid pit bull!

I built a 4x3x6 and put my male Jacksons in it five minutes later I couldn't find him. It took me 10 minutes to find him. But now I know his hiding spots so it usually takes two minutes or less to find him

Looks like a pretty nice home for your lil guy

The main concern with putting a small chameleon in a large cage is their ability to find food. If you cup feed, hand feed, or if your chameleon is a good hunter then any time is fine.

Temperature and humidity depend on the type of chameleon. Calcium without D3 every feeding. Calcium with D3 once every two weeks. Vitamin supplement once every two weeks. Here is a link to the care sheets for better information https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/