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excellent !!!

good choice! you could also move the plants you have to the higher part of the cage instead of keeping them at the bottom where the cham rarely goes... ;)

cool vid! how big are the flies? do you think i could feed em to an adult veiled?

I agree, the problems are lack of detailed data on proper care and lack of CB stock!for example I would love to have CB Chamaeleo chamaeleon but nobody is interested in that species.It's a shame cause they are just amazing,I saw them in the wild in Spain and I fell in love! my dream is to set up...

you have such a beautiful cage but it's a little empty! it's not all about the temperatures there are also other things to consider! try to put more branches, vines and plants! give your cham more places to go, i'm sure he ll be a lot happier and will eventually stop doing that weird mesh...

oh come on! if my cham had just died the last I'd want would be somebody suggesting me to have its skeleton prepared and put on display !to me it would be like a constant reminder of what happened . I think that's really inappropriate especially considering how the poor thing died. :(

great idea! thx!

moreover the stress of a new habitat + sharing the cage + the stress of hand feeding won't be good for the sick one! I'd rather put some plastic mash around a big plant with a couple of lights (spot+uvb) on top of it and use that as a temporary cage, it takes like 20 minute to build it! like this

the way I see it veiled have a cooler shape (massive casque etc) and you can figure out the sex as soon as they hatch . panthers on the other hand have prettier flashy colors, but I don't really love the shape of the head, (especially the fatter ones look like they have a little pillow on the...

congratulations glass terrarium owners! I'm seeing some really beautiful examples on this thread ;) however, I still wouldn't feel 100% comfortable keeping an adult male veiled in a glass viv!:p the good thing about screen vivs is that you can DIY and build larger cages with minimal expense...

you are right but chameleons aren't apex predators! at all!

wow nice technique I ll try it!:cool:

thanks! he even won a photo contest on an italian forum :cool: but I wouldn't dare entering a photo contest here on the forums :p :D

fancy a drink sir? yes please! Thank you sir! I had enough :D

http://www.reptiles.swelluk.com/reptile-supplies/swell-lizard-shop--1396/heating-1400/arcadia-d3-uv-basking-lamp--243337.html

about 4-5 months old

he looks alright! veileds are the hardiest chams! :)

ok its an old thread but I found it very interesting and wanted to know more about it :D any news? bad/good experiences?

so sorry to hear that :( ! he looked so good on the pics! what species was he?

haha family guy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyX2w0QIOWU