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Good idea. I was thinking about that, But my set up is heavy. I have my cage and I have one of those cement containers that fit perfectly around my cage. So i have two cages that are 18"x18" that sit in each cement container. I drilled holes at the bottom of the cage so water drips into it. The...

True... I'll stick with it then. thanks for the reminder on how big their natural habitat would be on the tree thing. I have three cages in my room wating for my auto mister to be installed. So I was just kinda wondering what the best set up would be so I don't have to rearrange my cages again...

Is a 2'x2'x4' cage too big for a 1 year old veiled that's a little longer than 1 foot in length? It's taking up a lot of my space in my room and i notice he doesn't even go down to the bottom. I don't wanna get him a smaller cage and then he'll be stressed at how smaller it is. But it just seems...

Mine was on a cricket strike for the longest time. We're talkin about more than 5 months of not eating crickets, mealworms, superworms and ONLY silkworms. Silkworms are expensive to buy at the store and when i would buy them online, they would come small that I would have to waite for them to...

hmm Well... my female veiled had her rear legs swollen before. I was gutloading and dusting my crickets and misting her regularly. It turned out she had MBD because my UVB bulb was too old. I didn't know you're suppose to really change those after a certain amount of months. And she was...

"If you tell people that there will be punch and pie... people will come" -Southpark. If it's not raining hard, then i'll try and make it out. I have work till 6 and I'm from LA but would like to attend these.

His new mama doesn't look like she's happy with him being on her. hehe

How do you weigh your chameleon?

You put a chameleon in a screen cage and provide it with its requirements, basic needs, plus more. We have all tried as novices at one point to provide extra care with good intentions (waterfalls, ceramic heat emitters, floor substrates, etc.); We've come to learn that simplicity is more...

oh man. not a very popular species of chams huh... sucks. lol

I went there and I like their systems. But when I contacted someone from there and they quoted me a system for around $200. (There goes some of my christmas shopping. haha) That's above my price range, maybe after the holidays I'll start planning for an automister that pricey.

I'm looking for an automister that will mist 3 or 4 cages. I'm leaving town for about 5 days for new years and I'm stuck with finding someone to care for my chams while i'm gone. I'm looking for an automister so I don't have to worry if my chams are in good hands or not.

Hey, check out Pet and Jungle in Arcadia. they have baby female panthers. I'm not sure what kind tho.

My dad has gout. the doctor gave him medicine to reduce the swelling and pain whenever he has gout attacks in his ankles. So what he does is, he takes the medicine before he eats foods that would give him a gout attack. smart... Just like everybody said, URI. I had a rudis cham. that died...

I recently came across some flapjacks (fuelleborni) or 3-horned chams.... I was trying to search for any information on here that people might have of previous experience with them and I couldn't find it. Does anybody have any experience with them? I have a male and a female which I don't know...

Yeah, I'll get a picture of him fired up. When he's fired up, he displays that neon yellow stripes on green with blue or turquoise spots. He looks really good when he's like that. When he's resting or just sitting in his cage, he's a brownish color similar to the picture of him on the right of...

I have a one year old male veiled (posted in my gallery pictures) that I'm kind of wondering about his coloration. I've had him for about a little more than 4-5 months and the majority of the time, he's just a brown color. I've had Rudis chams, pygmy, and a female veiled, and they don't...

My one year old Veiled... Kong

Great to hear that she's recooperating and getting better. My female veiled of about 8 months now had severe mbd and I did not have enough money for a trip to the vet. =( So I did the best i could to make sure she got all the calcium she could get. I even changed out her UVB bulb and put it...