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Wow! He will be(even more then now!) quite the stunner! If you ever breed this guy in the future I may be vveerryyy interested. :P

Aww :p How old is he? How long have you had him?

This Cham is gorgeous!!! How old is he?

The veileds can be quite striking as well! But I was captured by the panthers as well :P Maybe add another to the collection?

The temperature 6 Inches away from the bulb fluctuates between 80 and 85 Degrees F. The commercial basking bulbs I had purchased (100watt and 60 watt) sent my temps SOARING sometimes up to almost 100Degrees. Yikes! Then I searched some forums, took the advice, and my little panther is happier...

Most of what I have read is low-mod 80's is best for juveniles, and higher 80's are okay for adults. Be careful not to fry the chameleon! :P

The ReptiSun 5.0 is safe and not too much for your enclosure, I would recommend that. Also, I have a similar sized enclosure and a 60Watt regular household bulb provides the perfect temperatures, not too hot, which is the problem with most commercial basking lights. Good luck!

Isn't that temp a bit high, especially if they are recieving a youngster? Just asking, I have more knowledge on the Panther, not the veiled, so I was wondering.

I use the Reptisun 5.0

What a nice surprise! Good thing they weren't conjoined.

How far from the linear light do UVB rays travel before being ineffective?

Wowww. Your boyfriend must really love you to buy a rare guy like that for you ;)

:confused:He is still patrolling....

He does like you more then anyone else because he is used to your movements and knows you aren't out to eat him.:)

Gorgeous Chams! I have a Corn Snake named Elliot. :)

Today I put a new vine (bought from Petsmart) in my 5 month old Ambilobe's enclosure. I wrapped it around a couple of his branches and through his plants. All of a sudden, he stopped in his tracks (didn't puff up, but colored up very bright). I thought he would soon go explore (he is usually...

Ummm. Hercules? Haha. Titan. Melvin. Igor. All things that were recommended to me for my cham, Hogan. :)

My boy is scared of the hair dryer. :) Not the sound... just when I am walking it by his cage. :P Also, right not he is quite scared of the new vine in his cage.

Usually people try to stay away from the clear cups because the chameleon may try to catch the feeder through the cup and can injure his tongue. So make sure that he isn't trying this or you switch to a non transluscent cup. :)

How long have you had him? What feeders are you offering?