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https://www.chameleonforums.com/enclosure-wall-130279/index7.html Found it!

Progress is looking great :D

Yeah I remember that one too! Let me look for it.

Ill try to get more pics.

Heres the thread mentioned... https://www.chameleonforums.com/almost-done-stacked-screen-cages-137822/

I always offer variety for my chams but lately I've been hesitant on getting crickets. I used to breed them but not any more couldn't stand the noise and smell. I have my dubias (staple), super ( mixer) and mealworm (rarely) breeding grounds right now. Those are doing me just fine along side...

I've heard that females show maturity colors during maturity and gravid periods. I've been seeing new colors and spots being maintained in my female veiled. Are these new colors signs of being gravid?

If youre gonna expect that your chameleon will come to you like a dog each time you put your hand out on the cage well I would say that you would be disappointed. These reptiles are not capable of learning love and affection. If youre looking for answers that will strengthen your bond with your...

I'm guessing you have a veiled cham. Hmmm.. First question where did you get your pothos plant? If you answer something like a hardware store probably take it out. Usual cases Lowes or Homedepot puts some fertilizers and pesticides on their plants. If you can be certain that the plant is not...

I also use dubiaroaches.com Ive had great results with them. My colony is doing great! Although my chams prefer the ever so enticing superworm I always give them dubias. They are one of the best feeders in the market! Super easy to breed just make sure to have a constant supply of water for...

Why? Cause its a veiled cham! :D Just kidding. These animals are generally tolerant of handling when young. I have 2 veileds I handled them everyday on their 1st few months but as time went on they became more and more demanding of independence. Rarely do I get to handle them. Just get used to...

Same thing could be said to my cham diego. Although I did spend 10 mins looking for him going through every leaf in his enclosure before seeing him there. He was have been just snickering at that sight! Lil twerp! :P

I like that part too :) At first it stresses them out a bit if the colors shows great stress try not to stay so long. My female was really freaked out by me chilling infront of her cage. It took a few days before she got used to it. My male just dont mind me anymore sometimes I can even sneak...

Super worms might be a bit too much for a young veiled. Although a photo might help to aid you in determining the proper feeder size. I recommend crickets for now and maybe if you have time shop online. There are plenty of feeder options for young chams. My favorite would be black soldier fly...

Keep us posted I want 2! :D

Since were all taking guesses here's mine. http://imgur.com/gallery/Bw6GqV2 I hope my humor is tolerated...

For me my hand feeding techniques works on a few factors; comfort and motivation. I make sure that before even trying hand feeding my cham is situated in the new environment. I just cup feed then. After a couple of days when they start roaming and being comfortable to the new environment I...

Today I started my enclosure revamp project. I attached my smaller 16x20 cage to my new and bigger 24x48 cage total height of 5 feet and 8 inches. Used galvanized wires to attach the small cage on the big one and used hot glue to cover the sharp edges of the wire. Fishing wire was used to stitch...

Damn.. It would be hard to have a decomposing pile of stuff in my apartment though. Im thinking I might do this during the spring or summer outside my apartment. That would be the case. Although I might run a test batch right now just to see and pick up lessons here and there.

Seems like culturing them would be the way to go. I just need more of them to supply my mantis batch.