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He's actually from candy cane boy himself. He's pretty well tempered so far even let me hold him for a minute the other day but got scared when I spoke too loud and wanted back in his cage his eating has slowed down though to only about a cricket a day anyone have any input on a healthy eating...

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One of the new guy curled up for bed and one of him shortly after I brought him home

So I received my panther cham today from chameleon paradise!I got a male from the candy cane boy line. But after I got him home I was surprised to see that he was not shy at all and was eating within an hour of being in his new home then he surprised me yet again when he snatched a cricket right...

Alright sounds good one more thing anyone have a favorite supplement they use?

I am trying to decide if a heat lamp is even necessary in my enclosure seeing as how it holds a general temp of 70°-85° witch from my understanding is the perfect range for a panther cham is there another reason a heat lamps would be needed that I'm not aware of? I also am torn on what...

Awesome definitely like that light setup more i have alot of real plants that need alot of light and this will do the job much better and I love how the timer is built in

does the acrylic splash guard remove easily or did i read wrong that acrylic blocks uvb and i take it most cham friendly bulbs fit right it

What are everyone's thoughts on this lighting setup...

planned on putting up some vines but ill wait to do that until i figure out my basking spot and all that but so sfar all the transplants and splits are looking good none are dying so im happy

The light in there now is just for the plants I haven't got everything else yet but there will be a top on it and a better light set up and the enclosure itself is red cedar and poplar dowels for climbing

Getting the plants all situated staying all live plants for a good home

can anyone tell me if this type of palm is safe for my cham? i believe it is a areca or butterfly palm since it is so tall i would like to remove and repot a stem for my enclosure

can anyone reassure me that a 24" t5 ho bulb will produce a sufficient amount of uvb for a cham in a 2.5'L x 18"w x 4'T habitat??

Is it necessary to use a night time heat source in an apartment that never drops below 60°. I read that veiled chameleons can withstand temps as low as 50° at night ???

i just ordered a ton of bamboo stick of various sizes for 10$ www.franksupply.com

can anyone tell me if any citrus dwarf fruit trees are safe for chams??

the actual living space is 18" D 30"w and 48" T. the bottom is a plastic tote that i cut a hole to fit it snuggly in the bottom. holes in the middle for drainage into my water basin. bottom back of cabinet is open to allow for chords and hoses. i also made the whole thing out of red cedar to...

Enclosure is built just waiting on plants and vines

See my cage is 4' tall and need something more tree like to make it up to my lights