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Personally I think there are many good reasons to have extra plants in an enclosure, in regards to Veiled chams. Granted, chams do need a good spot to bask and good ventilation is key, and don't forget about cleaning :eek::eek:, but if you think about it in the wild they wouldn't just stand out...

I agree, normally I err on the side of caution anyways, but this guy is so big I figured I HAD to ask. Ahh the meal that could have been....

I was out back checking my veggies and there was a Hawk Moth, specifically a Five-spotted Hawk Moth, hanging out on my tomato plant. Now I know Hornworms that I've picked off my tomato plant are not good for chams, but what about the moths? From what I understand the Hornworm empties its stomach...

He certainly is unique. Have you tried showing him a mirror to see what he looks like "fired up"? I would be intrested to see what he looks like......

Geez, some people kill me. Its not even a proper storm, yet people are FREAKING OUT. Yea I went to the store today and bought some water, only because I do not like my tap water and I buy a few gallons every week. Yea I got flashlights and candles, that I have had for YEARS. Around here, the...

I think he might need a wet-nap too...:rolleyes:

I'm just gonna go ahead and give you the best advice I can, via Brad. http://raisingkittytheveiledchameleon.blogspot.com/

https://www.chameleonforums.com/she-bit-crap-out-12332/ nuff said

I just read a post by kmakani and it was mentioned his cham has mouth rot. So I'm still fairly new to chams (I've had my veiled for 7 months, first cham) but what EXACTLY is mouth rot and how do chams get it? What can be done to avoid it?

90-95F will make your guy a happy cham

I have to agree with Julirs, you need some real plants because Veileds love to munch on their plants. My Veiled's diet is probably 80% feeders and 20% anything I buy to make his home look nice!:rolleyes:

I got my timer from my regular pet store. It was in the aquarium section for $8 but they had one near the herp's for $30!

Thankfully I did buy them small. Like I said, I did a little research and thanks to this GREAT forum I managed to not be tempted and buy the large guys;)

I figured as much. It doesn't seem like it could do anything, short of pick McLovins' teeth :) He's 7 months old Jann.

I just got 3 tubs of hornworms from coastal silkworms so I am ready to try hornworms for my cham for the first time today and I did some searching on the forum about hornworms before I made my purchase and I came across a thread that said its a good idea to remove their horn's before feeding. Is...

Not only is that kinda strange, its kinda rockin' too. You got a 2 for 1 combo!