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Here is a Valiha

The cage would be 48x36x24

That's turning out to be a really cool enclosure. I'm looking to build a cage with those same dimensions but I added up the vista using aluminum framing and it was still more expensive than buying one. How much was the total cost of this?

I know many breeders will keep their entire clutch in one enclosure for a couple months. If I were to get to male panthers around 3-4 months old, how long before I wold have to seperate them?

Thats not good enough. Try a 5 gallon bucket with washed playsand

Nosy valiha

I just checked my craigslist and people are selling colonies of 100 for $10 :D

Ok thanks for everyones input. The sun does come up at 7 and go down around 730 so I can have it on a 7-7 schedule until the time change again. As far as misting goes ill wait until I have the cage with plants in there and see how long it takes to dry out after a misting, so that i know when to...

100w lightbulb is too hot. Get a 40w or 60w depending on the temperatures in your house.

I have used the search feature and I found alot of posts about the topics but none really answered my questions that i was personally trying to get answered.

Where did you find the screen? Everywhere I look online only has 100 ft sheets for like $160 so I figure buying a cage is much more cheaper than building one.

So about a month ago i decided to get a chameleon. I bought all the supplies and had a enclosure set up with a down payment on a faly. For some reason I decided not to get one at the last second and sold everything. I felt i wasn't ready because I was still confused on the feeding, lighting...

I'm on here at least 10 times a day minimum and I don't even own a chameleon. Haha

29 eggs?????

I have brand new supplies and a screen cage that I bought with the intentions of getting a chameleon but then decided not to. Im in So Cal but I could ship if you want. 24X24X48 aluminum black screen cage Light hood- fits 24" bulbs Reptisun 5.0 24" Heat lamp dome Extra large manzanita...

Bearded dragons do not lay eggs unless bred. Chameleons are the only reptile that I know that do that

Height is always better with these as chameleons. They also like a lot of plants to hide in. Fake ones are perfect. They usually hide in vines behind the plants put you can put a little coconut hut on the floor if you like. They also like fruit flavored baby food as a treat and crickets...

Sold........

Sale! $150 plus shipping, it's brand new never used!

Yes I still have it 175 plus shippint