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I'm gonna try to keep all mine, so far got 2, trying to get another one. Haha

She so pretty

That's what I've been reading. Best to have them young to better weather the trip. We'll once again good luck with your group, will be waiting to see them grow up and hopefully breed.

Beautiful view

You have a good looking group of chams. Good luck to you. 1 question; were they wild caught or captive bread?

How big is the 1 you got the panther in?

Simply beautiful. I would love to be that cham right now. Haha :D

Is she those colors all the time? If so she my be gravid

Looks good, I would add more horizontal branches under the canopy of your umbrella tree. Other then that your golden

If you go with 4 bulbs, spread them out or use the combo dome and go 5.0 uvb and a 60w, and on the opposite side do the same. Hope that helps

Fist thing, thank you. I just use the 60w day bulb and the repti sun 5.0 uvb CFL bulb and it stays in the mid 80s in her basking spot. I need to get another digital thermometer for the lower level. I also live in Michigan so it's still a bit nip out with the wind. So she mostly stays up at her...

Let me know what y'all think. Thank you and enjoy

Added a few more bamboo sticks, gonna add a few more in a couple days when she gets more comfortable in her new home. The last pic is when the dog walked in the bedroom, she dont like them at all.

She seem to be around 3-5 months old, maybe younger, but not by much. As of locale...... I don't have a clue. Sorry

My vailed is a little bitch, but I love her. Got her from a pet store that had her in fish tank, a small one at that. Smh. Thats probably why she's a bitch. Lol

Vailed chameleons are hardy breed from the Arabian Peninsula, they'll be fine outside, just make sure they get plenty of water on the hot days.

Haven't been in SC in a long time. what is your weather like? If it stays warm for most of the year, You can keep your vailed outdoors for most of the year. Feeding: as young juveniles should be fed every day, lightly dusted with calcium. Oh and of course GUTLOAD your feeders with good food...

You also don't need to get it that hot. Mid 80's maybe low 90's, but that may push it. As for natural sunlight..... the more the merrier they'll thrive, just like your bearded.

No substrate is required, bare bottom

Thank you will do