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AWESOME! I'm in ohio right now. I know what I'm doing tonight! That last one looks like a wasp/mantid hybrid!

that would be great how much would that cost? i breed locusts so dandelion would be awesome!

do you use an automatic sprayer?

exactly my idea! how long does it take to decompose?

the whole point is to have the waste break down includng harmul bacteria like a compost system.but yeah i understand what your saying. Thanks for your input.

great work and I thought snakes were awe inspiring!

i meant to put dandelion instead of popcorn. does anyone know where to get dandelion seed and I'll do research on aflatoxin. thanx for the info

I think I'm going to setup a experiment setup with Anoles or something. Or grow a tray of clover and dandelion with isopods then add the cham's fecal matter and see what happens. I'll post updates.

I have to steal some of those names. Especially Artemis and Kallisto!;)

yeah i wouldnt do it it for a chameleon maybe an aboreal snake or gecko species but i did not know they did it in europe. I just like the idea of the wholle system working together but that is almost impossible in captivity. Again thanks for the info!

most likely its a temperature problem i had the same problem with a leopard gecko i just fixed the temperatures

yeah thats my idea but the cage would probaly be too tall to allow proper lighting I thought it would awesome to have the plants take care of waste

what if i a added a cleaner crew to digest waste thanx for the info

yeah just wondering because i sprouted popcorn seeds in a closed jar and they used up alot of water and created alot of humidity in the jar. my crickets and locusts also ate it but idk if chams could digest it safely

Okay I have an idea. What if you planted a super thick bed of popcorn seed or other fast growing plant[like clover] at the bottom of enclosure. It could probaly use up excess water and disperse it back into the air creating humidity. It would also look nice and provide food for feeders such as...

it will probaly be a low wattage i live in nevada. i'll just my temp gun to get it right

he will be a juvenile and that reminds me. how could i make a large cage comfortable and safe for a little guy?

okay i heard of using a household bulb before which wattage? Thanks alot for the info. I never really had a reptile that needed uv lighting, just snakes , geckos and invertebrates. I'm going to read the care sheet tonight.

What else will I need for a male Veiled Chameleon? So far I've thought of : Zoo Med Mini Compact Fluorescent 5.0 Bulb 175 gallon basic Reptarium 8 1/2" Aluminum Lamp Fixtures x2 Zoo Med 60 watt day bulb Zoo Med Repti Calcium With D3 Large Ficus Tree Branches and Twigs...

yeah i will definitely post pictures EVERYONE loves pictures!