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If you don't have a generator, you have a few options for short-term use. I'd say the best option is to buy some non-electric heat packs, as these will last several days. Additionally, you can wrap the enclosure with a blanket, or move the cham to a smaller temporary enclosure which would better...

Yes... you are safe to go with a site sponsor. People definitely have their favorites, but you can find a list of the site sponsors listed here: https://www.chameleonforums.com/index.php?page=sponsors

Yes, shipping chams is safe when you go through a reputable breeder who knows what they're doing and how to ship.

Mine doesn't, either (see my profile pic for proof, haha). :rolleyes:

I would highly recommend skipping the monsoon and going straight for the similarly-priced Mistking: http://www.mistking.com/home.php?cat=249

Blue is very... blue! :p I'm not so sure he likes the camera, though... ;)

What was the difference in heat output and wattage?

You'll need to measure the basking temp to make sure it's suitable ( ~ 82F-84F). For future reference, a regular household bulb works just fine for a basking lamp.

I have recently purchased a starter dubia colony and am interested in ordering a small clean up crew as well. I was wondering what most people use as a healthy ratio of roaches vs cleaners.

Has anyone ever attempted to connect two of the 2x2x4 DIY or LLL cages side-by-side by leaving out one panel on each side of the cage and some how attaching the two so it is a double wide? How would I go about doing that?

Do you know if she has been drinking? Have any of her poops lately also shown urate?

He looks great. What a cutie!

Those are some spectacular blues!

If by central IL you mean Springfield or Decatur, I'm not familiar with the area, but I am about two hours south of there, and these are the reputable vets in my area: Best Friends Animal Hospital Dr. Craig Staehle 202 Frank Scott Parkway East Swansea (Belleville), IL 62226-7600 (618) 222-9860...

Not 100% of the time. It absolutely depends on the photographer. While the DSLR clearly has an advantage due to the sensor, there are fantastic pics that can be taken with a P&S and horrid pics taken with a DSLR because people don't know how to change the focus point or don't know how to change...

I'm in Illinois as well (right outside of StL), and I had a chameleon shipped from Florida... even after he 'went missing' with UPS for a day, he still made it through just fine.

That's what puppies do. ;) He needs for you to work with him and continue to correct and redirect negative behaviors in a positive manner, and he will be just fine. He sure is a cutie.

This isn't really accurate. Every chameleon is different. It's best to limit handling as much as possible, but some will tolerate it better than others.

I have the Arcadia setup so my lights are side-by-side in one canopy that sits across the top of the enclosure, and my basking lamp is in a corner.

If you do not want to learn about the technicalities of photography, don't bother with a DSLR... it'll just be a glorified point and shoot since you'll keep it on auto. You can either get a high-end point and shoot or one of the new micro 4/3 cameras that are out. Just remember, it isn't the...