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Man he really is coming along! Absolutly stunning.

I love the koi! Absolutly love them!

Walker is turning out to be quite the looker! :)

Don't turn her light off.. the water should dry out inbetween mistings. It's prevents mold growth.. and keeps bacteria to a minimum.. Leave it in just after its dried spray more. Drip more.

The lllreptile cage is good. Very sturdy. It does have the lift up door at bottom for cleaning. It is attractive.. Now why I woukdnt buy a second one. The door doesnt go to the top. and the door goes to about 8 in. From the top. If they made that top panel above the door swing open id buy...

3 days woukdnt be a huge concern for me eitger.. this may seem obvious but.check everywhere!! Leaves plant pots down the screen.. EVERYWHERE

That was a tragic day that will go down in american history... I'm not gonna mourn the loss.. only thank god everyday little Debbie is fighting strong..

Yay Laurie! Welcome back! Glad ur doing well :)

^^^^ that's my experience with being bit (once) it sucks bad. I got a one year veiled male. Btw maxx been awhile good to see your posts! Haha dubias have boomed loving it!

Wow I knew u had alot of chams! just never seen em alk at once! Gorgeous setups and chams :)

How big is that cage? What kind of plant is that? It's usually a good idea to keep the UVB and basking light next to each other. with the heat light being in a corner. That's my opinion anyways. Making it just as easy to get out of the heat and light as it is to get into it.. and 51/2 seems a...

You should give him a minimum of a week of hands off time so he can adapt and adjust to his new surroundings. After a week-week in a half slowly introduce itself with treats.

I agree with this ^^ A panther especially can handle the additional UVB from the 10.0. They also can have higher baskig spots than most and a tick over veileds recommend at 89-91. Panthers are comfortable up to around 95 degrees give or take.

yea sounds like it!!! dustings should be light,. the crickets should bearly change to a grey color..

24x24x48 is a very acceptibal size for an adult male veiled. bigger the better is always the case for chameleons. but thats definatly big enough.

thank you jann for rescuing this poor creature! hes in good hands and i cant wait for updates!!!

congrats!!!!! unspoken rule.. pics or it didnt happen!! on his back feet where the "heel" should be there should either be a little bump or nothings at all.. little bump indicates a male! it will be on the back of his back feet.. right where it splits into his two "fingers"

it can definatly take a week or two to adjust to something new.. is it timed or constant? keep an eye on your humidity levels. jacksons like it moist but ya dont want mold to start up.

im not tramendously experienced with the outdoor keeping. but i dont see a problem with it.. if your concerned about it you can put a uvb light near a corner so he can bask in it if he wants.

how old is he and what type of cham? and yes very possible he doesnt like the taste. not likely but weirder things have happened!