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how old is your cham?

and slow down on the multi vit. once week or once every two weeks is good enough..

i dont recommend this for first timers or beginners.. and most dont recommend this at all..but yes the plant soil is as cleaner like this.. its always flushing out the moisture.. and the humidity in my enclosure is at around 60 at all times.. and if crickets do hide and die.. they decompose in...

in the pic he was climbing on the side.. that was the first week of the cage.. he was just exploring.. now he loves it.. and the plexi door does not reflect like you would think.. he is almost five months now..and I need to upgrade very shortly.. I might use a 36" wide x 24" deep x 10 inch high...

actually the dirt gets fresh water all the time.. it does not get stagnant. it drains into the bottom layer before it hurts the plants or the cham for that matter.. my plants grow so fast its unreal.. its actually a very effective method.. thats why I was curious if any one else does it.. right...

they can eat soil.. but be careful with the peat moss.. it could cause compaction.. this i dont know for sure.. I would wait till others answer this question..

man! even though its nature, that is a horrible sight.. it creeps me out..

the tupper ware is what Ive been doing for 8 years.. the pvc bottom is a nightmare to drain.. you need a custom rack with a drain pan under it..and placing a container in the tank is just down right dangerous for the cham..this method allows you you drain when the water fills in the drainage...

does any one in here use the screen cages with a Tupperware bottom? what I mean is. putting a 3 inch layer of gravel or pellets.. then a plastic mesh, and then a layer of organic soil, then planting your plants inside the soil instead of putting potted plants in the enclosure.. you would be...

I would still check him in a program.. thats only if he is staying out all night.. and blowing his whole paycheck on a friday night.. lol

most of the time this problem is too much calcium.. how much are you dusting? when you do dust with calcium with d3 or without d3.. only dust a couple of crickets per feeding.. or very lightly dust them .. you dont have to make them look like ghost.. its better to be under dusting then over...

you need a calcium d3 and a calcium without d3.. and a multi vitamin...

how do you upload photos for the contest? or do you just pick ones that are already in the members galleries?

brads care sheet on his link. is one of the best I have ever seen or read.. most if not all your info will be one there..

the 5.0 and 10.0 are uvb lighting.. you must have uvb lighting.. they need it to get vitamin d3.. and calcium with d3 and calcium without d3 supplements,vitamin supplements, and you need an all screen enclosure.. but that depends on the age of the chameleon.. these guys in this forum know thee...

repti sun 5.0 or 10.0 depending on the enclosure and the distance it will be from your cham.. and as many basking lights that it takes to make the ambient temp.. 75 to 80, basking area around 95.. and it also depends on the age of the chameleon..

jeweled chameleons coundnt have said it any better.. my little john street looks so darn peaceful at night.. he looks bright green and all cozy.. I just couldnt not wake him for nothing.. yes let him sleep..