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Ignore what I just said above! I didn't see the last photos :D Looks great!! I'm curious, what kind of plant is that in the pot to the right? I type of ficus?

Good space in there. I would consider adding even more foliage and horizontal branches. They really like to have places to hide if they want to. Otherwise, looking nice.

Looks great - can't wait to see how this progresses.

Album of general pictures of my little veiled, Abe.

Frantic Flinging Imminent! Love it. I think that's one of the things new cham owners don't quite grasp. Not only are we chameleon keepers, we soon become bug keepers as well, and have to tolerate lots of creepy crawly little buggers.

Okay, that's exactly what I do as well. I just wanted to make sure that was correct. I'm still working out getting the consistency right I think. As I have had a couple drown/get stuck in the mixture, so I'm thinking it was a little too wet.

Something I was wanting to clarify that I don't usually see in posts on gutloading. What is the appropriate format for the veggies, fruits, etc. for a given feeder? For instance, should we puree the leafy greens and fruit and give them a sort of paste? Or just chop it up finely? Or do we even...

What you need is a calcium supplement that has no Vitamin D3. Neither of the two you currently have (IMHO) would be given daily. Whereas a calcium-no D3 (Depending on the food you're offering) could/should be given daily. It may be an item that you have to purchase online if you can't find it...

Wow, I must be tempting fate by just letting them crawl around in on my hand. Maybe I need to be a little more careful :D

I guess it's only a matter of time for me then haha :o

I have not yet been bitten by one when hand feeding. It seems once they're in your hand they just crawl around. However I could see them biting when being picked up or otherwise handled. They always seem to be trying to get me :D

Hello, and welcome! I would recommend some more plant coverage. This may be improved once you add the Pothos. But they really do like having areas they can go to hide if necessary. Those sticks will be large enough, however as the cham grows, you may consider adding some larger diameters. But...

Hey there, I was just hoping to get a list together of the folks in Central Ohio. I would like to get some sort of meet up or club established (if it doesn't already exist). I just hope there are enough of us! If you're in the area, respond to this thread so I can gauge the interest. Thanks!