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I dont have any heating lamps or any lamps at night. Her previous owner did. THANKS :)

I think Im gonna stop her by a vet soon. She still hasnt had her first visit. Any recommendations? Also thanks for the info regarding food consumption! I did not know that. Always thought that feed her until she doesnt want to eat anymore. About the foliage, I cover her cage with a...

Pics of her enclosures.

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Female veiled Cham. She was given to me by a friend that can no longer have her. I've had her for around 1 month now. Im guessing she is around 4 months at the moment. Handling - The 1st two weeks I didnt handle her hand feeding was a common occurrence. Now...

Well Im glad you got things sorted out. Reading this thread felt like I was reading a novel waiting for the next thing to happen hoping its gonna be alright x)

WOW! Stunning! :) You ma'am have a set of beautiful chameleons :D Those veiled chams are looking stunning! Who says panther has all the colors?:P Still all of them are looking amazing, nice work :)

Wow, lovely set of Chams :) Those Jacksons sure do look stunning. Maybe I should have a Jackson instead of a Panther as a second cham. :P

Well... He seems to be enjoying it x)

You got lucky :) Thats a nice Cham. I have a female veiled and rarely climbs on my hands. Although she loves it when I carry her around in her taxi stick. ; 3 Thats what I use to transport her. A stick seems more trust worth than a hand to them. Once shes on the stick I hand feed her and when...

Been there, its normal. :)

I have a question about the light fixture. Does it just sit on top of the metal screen cage? Or does it need to be suspended above it? And if so, how? - Yes absolutely you can do that. That is what is commonly done. Just make sure that you have the right type of UVB bulb (5 to 10) and a right...

Same here my apartment is not energy efficient at all either. Heating wise I have to depend on pants and long sleeves covered in jacket through the winter months. Ill probably use the 100 watt lamp and observe the temperature during the coldest time of the year.

Thanks! Now i have a full size male cage, damn... I should have waited. Now I have to get a female cage. Well I guess now I have an excuse to get a second cham. I was looking at male panthers :3 My girlfriend has a new name for Chama, Squeaky. :) Appreciate it guys. Any guess on how old she is?

Thanks I will just get a 65 watt bulb to make sure :) Appreciate it!

I was informed that my cham, "Chama" is a male but I thought I would ask you guys just to make sure :) THANKS!

I just got a new enclosure for "chama" my pet veiled cham. It is a 44x23x23 enclosure, designed for an adult chameleon. I fear that he might still be too small for the cage. I'm not actually sure how old he is maybe the people of this forum can help me out. He is currently in his grow out cage...

The best solution for transporting veiled is by using a "stick taxi". I have a veiled cham, he can be a twerp sometimes but love him none the less :3 When he is in his cage hover a stick close to him and give him a fe taps on his tail signalling that he should move to the stick. I should warn...

I have a young adult veiled and yeah the temp goes down to 65 till my heater kicks in brings it back to 75 and keeps it there. I generally like the cold thats why my settings are such.

I have been thinking of uping up the wattage in my bulbs for winter. Since the room temperature can go down even drastically during winter (cant afford to keep it on all the time) Is it alright if I do so? I plan on keeping away from the cage itself around 12 inches mount from the top of the...

Congratulations on your 1st cham :3 Seems like a nice set up to me. Although a pic of the cage would be great. he might not have enough things to climb on thats why he is all over his cage. They like to be high, make sure you have criss-crossing beams that sits up high for him to climb on. I...