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I'll second that.

If it could be flipped on its side it would be okay. Chameleons need height more than width. That cage would be best for a nearly fully grown male Veiled or panther. females and juveniles would do better in a smaller enclosure. You would have a hard time keeping any food contained as it could...

From what I've heard they're better for temporary enclosures for taking your chameleons outside. I was thinking of getting the next size down for the summer. Looks a lot like the flexariums, but I believe this one has a finer mesh.

I've never seen mine drink in the 4 months I've had her, but she's always well hydrated. I always have fresh kale in a container full of water that she loves though.

Its not related to post count, it's based on the amount of time you have been a member. I've had member status for a few months, but there are some new junior members with more posts than myself. I think the transition time is 2 or 3 weeks.

Looking at Syn's post, albinoism and transluscentism (:confused:) would seem to be different traits. Albinoism is caused by a double recessive allele. High transluscent chams would have a double co-dominant transluscent allele, while low transluscent would have 1 transluscent allele and 1...

My sister names all my pets for me. Named the chameleon Germaine (though she was referred to as Not-Germaine for about a month until I gave in). Named my rat Molly (completely black except for white "gloves" and her lower stomach. Just like a maid). Might explain why my grass lizards were...

A few breeders will mark there stock with a dot to make sexing easier. If you're going to have a couple dozen reptiles to sell, it saves time to sex them earlier than to sex on the spot while selling. Dot usually disappears after a shed or 2 or will just wash off.

mine buzzes at me with about the same force as my cellphone vibrating Though I've never had much faith in the "For Dummies" series

I don't know, look about halfway up the casque. There's some discolouration and looks out of shape. Burn maybe?

I ususally have a few pieces of kale in a container with some water, my veiled just devours the stuff

Never saw that coming.

very nice looking, especially considering where you got her from. No burns, cuts or missing limbs, that's a first coming from petsmart. Big no on the wild caught bugs though, lots of nasty stuff on them. lllreptile has a cage on special right now that would appropriate. 24x24x48

Now there's research money put to good use

By evolution they come afterwards.

1 You've got the correct UV bulb. Either the fixture is malfunctioning or you've got the bulb installed incorrectly. DO NOT USE coil type UV bulbs, they only cause eye problems. A nightlight is not needed. Nightime temperatures should be around 65*F Ambient daytime temps for juvi veiled...

Bacteria -> Archaea -> Protista -> Plantae -> Fungi -> Animalia The first animals came from ... Mushrooms! (not really, but close to it)

Egg came from whatever the most recent ancestor of a chameleon was. Hopeful Monster Mechanism. It's an addition to the Darwin's theory of evolution, but helps explain rapid speciation in more complex organisms.

Ewwwwwwwwww... And for the first question, the egg came first.

I've tried something similar to having a bowl of water in the bottom for humidity. It helps very little, if at all. So yes you are better off taking it out. As for misting, it depends on the size of the enclosure. I spray mine down enough to have a 75 - 80% humidity spike around the...