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Are there any places that will aggravate a veiled chameleon if you stroke it in the certain area (like it thinks of it as a sign of aggression)?

My male veiled likes to bask and watch the water drip from the water system all day (except for when he's hungry):cool:

Use water, dishsoap, and bleach. 10:1:1 use this ratio in the order that I posted the cleaning solutions. 1 = half a liter (so 5 liters of water, 0.5 liters of dishsoap and bleach. I use this and it works perfectly

My male veiled still hates being sprayed, although he likes to explore the plant when it is soaking wet (he doesn't drink when exploring) I think he just doesn't like the spray bottle (btw the water is warm)

Usually, you can go to petsmart or petco and buy bags of 12 or 24 (ten cents per small cricket, 11 cents for big ones) and I usually put 6 crickets in my enclosure and leave the other 18 in a tubberwear bowl with a wet paper towel and some collard greens (for gut loading). You just have to be...

Wow! If all goes well, you might have 50 little veiled cham babies!:cool:

Usually babies eat almost right away. They might just not be hungry riht now, but they will be soon! Babies/ juvies are pretty much bottomless pits!:D

Why would lowes carry fake vines? You can get some cheap ones from big-name pet stores like petsmart or petco (although petco can be unreliable sometimes)

Good for you! Your Cham looks great!

... Wow... Not offended, but very terrible joke.

I only have 1 veiled; hoping to get a Jackson's :)

^...^ Awesome

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Are you planning on keeping them all?

My veiled doesnt like getting wet. Even with warm water.

It depends. Some chams dont mind colder water as much as others. Just be careful, though, because if the water is too cold your chameleon can get a lung disease.