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I actually never even thought of covering the ground with moss. Would it survive on the plastic if it was moist?

That is so red. :D

The ironic/sad/funny thing is that's a site for caring for pet insects, whereas we will be feeding them to monster lizards :(:D

You know a company is good when you are hoping something goes wrong so they will give you extra. :D Nothing is more annoying than when you can't get ahold of customer help :mad:

Yes, because I'm afraid that they will be crushed if they try to climb under the rocks. Also because I think they should have somewhere to stand on the ground, as the bottom of the cage will have small puddles of water and will not be very comfy for a tired/pregnant cham.

I certainly will. :D I was going to buy them from Backwater until I saw the reviews :eek: Ill probably go with having 2-3 in one cage, but having a spare cage in case they feel stressed or sick. Anyone know if it is possible to place moss in the plants' pots instead of stones?

About 8 inches.

That's quite a setup you've got :cool:

Really? Because the New Chameleon Handbook says they can be kept in groups. :confused: Not sure what to think here :confused:

I am about to get 2-3 Rudis Chameleons and I have some questions: :D Is it alright to keep 2 - 3 of these little guys in one 2'x2'x4' screen cage? According to the New Chameleon Handbook they can be kept together, but according to some (random online) sources they can't. Is it alright if...

I saw the picture and I was like "There is no chameleon in there :confused:" Then I opened it and was like "ooooooh." That is a very striking green :D

Good afternoon :D

Wow, Those are some bright colors! Had to turn the brightness on my monitor down. :D

Would it be alright if I kept a group of Rudis Chams in a 2'x2'x4' screen cage, or would they not get along? According to the new chameleon handbook, they can be kept in small groups, as they are more social than other chams. And when they arrive, they will be only 2"-3". Is the cage too...

Aaaaawwwe... I love the pics where he is staring at the camera. :D

Craigslist usually doesn't have very many good items, at least in my area. Just be sure not to "cheap out" on craigslist if you find a free cage that isn't right for chams. ;)

This. Most Chams, especially veilds, don't like the company of other Cham. :D

I'm setting up a cage to house 2 - 3 rudis chams! Can't wait for the little critters :D

Low traffic areas are best. Also not too close to the kitchen, as burnt fumes can harm a cham. :)

The plants got here in very good condition. I don't think LLLReptile sells full size Ficus trees though. I bought 2 ficus bushes, 3 assorted terrarium plants, and 1 fern. :D I got them from here: http://www.lllreptile.com/catalog/148-living-plants-and-tillandsias