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I have 2 veileds together in a tank i built that is over 250 gallons 2 basking spots 2 water drippers 2 feeding bowls this worked because they were raised together..they get along just fine. They usually stay close to each other as well. i know what people will say over this, but you so...

I am no expert, but clearly some people don't read too well...(no vet) It is clearly some type of eye infection...many are caused by simple exposure to high intensity bulbs. If caught in time they may heal themselves when used with drops. Try moving the light fixture further away or switching...

yes the faux rock in the back is hand made as well polyfoam with concrete covering it...takes alot of sculpting and alot of thin coats of concrete its 4 tall, 4 ft wide and 2 ft deep.

I came home today to find a bunch of sheaded skin on the bottom of my tank, but not any left on him and he didn't show any signs of shedding at all the morning of. Is this a bad thing to shed so quickly?

the coil bulbs acutally give off rays that are harmful to humans as well at close ranges over long periods of exposure

i have read many of blogs/forums/pages and non really say NOT to have two together...2 males no, but never really 100% no on 1 male and 1 female. many say it works if raised. I am not trying to be rude or anything, but people just say it can't be done, but look at any type of animal out there...

ya this was just the set up for the dragon there will be alot of changes for sure. is there any hazard to having the pool in there other than feeders drowning

there were many problems with that chameleon prior to the male probably hurting her. I have seen many of panther chameleons together at stores as well as homes, both with great colours and no issues. At a good local pet store there are 4 blue panthers together. There are many sites that state...

I've heard of people keeping them together if they are raised together. As well, I was thinking of a dripper system that drains to the pool, which is hooked up to a filter

I built a terrarium a while ago for my girlfriend's water dragon which ended up getting a really bad eye infection from the coil style bulbs (assuming), anyways, we lost the fight. So now I have this really large terrarium... So my question is for Veiled chameleons...would it be ok to...

what are R-Zilla fresh air screen cages like?

some of you may be thinking this is my ad, but it isn't

Its gone sorry

1/4" - 3/8"

'about 1000' is an estimate. but they are eating alot..2 times a day ok?

I have 2 veiled babies that are monsters for eating..I have bought about 1000 crickets in a week and they have ate them all. Anyone know of other food that they will eat at a small age?

as for splitting them up. some people have raised them together just fine if the area is big enough. The cage is 4ftx4ftx2ft

well being only about an 2 inches compared to a camera...i'd be a little leery as well

which plant are you referring to? and thanks they are pretty good with me being around as well, never change colour to much. I find that they only do when I mist. I tried warmer water and they still flee.

thanks, I have read that blog several times before purchasing