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Is it okay to give my baby Veiled Reptivite with D3 twice a month instead of giving him Calcium with D3 twice a month and regular Reptivite w/o D3 twice a month? Note that I am aware that feeders should be dusted with calcuim without D3 on a daily basis. I'm just wondering if I can kill 2 birds...

Thank you sooo much for this idea! I am a new owner of a baby veiled cham and couldn't figure out how to drain and dispose of the water inside of his enclosure. I searched this forum for an idea. Most enclosures were shoddily rigged operations and looked not so nice. Your idea is cheap, easy and...

[/URL] It's working great. This person should get all of the credit, though. https://www.chameleonforums.com/2-1-stand-drainage-solution-83186/ :)

It's works awesome! This guy should get the credit. https://www.chameleonforums.com/2-1-stand-drainage-solution-83186/ :)

Wow! LOL! That's pretty cool. :D

Oh, that's a basking bulb. I also have a Reptisun 5.0 UVB. This pic was taken a little after sundown. I clicked on the basking bulb briefly to have some lighting in order to take pics of the enclosure. I turned it on for a minute so people could better see the inside of my setup. :) Tesla slept...

I mist 3 times daily and use a dripper throughout the day, also. :) Yes, he was shipped. I would be a little traumatized if I were shipped across the country inside of a small plastic container. Poor baby. His poops look normal. They're not runny and the urate isn't yellow or orange. I'm going...

I received a baby Veiled from LLL Reptile last Wednesday. He has only been eating 1-5 crickets daily. I've read on this forum that other baby chams are devouring 10-20 crickets daily. I've done lots of research, spoke to a Herp Vet and read through this forum(which has been extremely helpful)...

I'm so sorry that you lost your buddy. :(

Nice! I got the idea for my set up from someone on this forum. The lavatory combo (includes the sink) was pretty cheap. It was $45 at home depot. :) It looks nice and neat and works really well. I can also store things inside of the cabinet.

Here are some pics of my setup along with a few pics of my baby veiled chameleon, Tesla.

I'll take some pics and post them so you all can tell me what you think. :)

Thanks, you guys! I figured it out. I removed the PVC bottom and just put my terrarium screen under the enclosure. It sits on top of a lavatory. The water drips right through the terrarium screen, into the sink and drains into the bucket inside of the cabinet below. It's working great. :D

Why are these cages made with a PVC bottoms? It is known that chameleon enclosures need drainage to ensure the animal's health. I ordered this enclosure online and had no clue that there was a PVC bottom and that I would have to "rig" something up for drainage and hope for the best. Finding a...

I wonder if I can get a replacement top panel, which is screen, from Zoo Med. I could just remove the PVC bottom and replace it with the replacement screen panel.

I'm afraid to keep cutting into the bottom. If that strategy doesn't work either, I'll be stuck with a destroyed enclosure floor.

This is the only issue that I'm having. This is so frustrating.

I have a 16 inch Ficus plant inside of it. It doesn't create enough weight to make a dip in the bottom. I even have some smooth rocks inside of the pot to cover the soil. I don't know what to do.

My fiance and I received a baby Veiled Chameleon from LLL Reptlie 2 days ago. We have small Reptibreeze cage with a PVC bottom. I searched through this site to see how other cham owners solved the drainage issue. We decided to buy a bathroom vanity combo to put the enclosure on top of and a...