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...off to help with the humidity. saving up to get a misting system. Mist King! I also have a digital humidity gauge Plants - Devil’s ivy, snake plant, philodendron, and guzmania lingulata. Very good! I had to look up the last one…is a bromeliad. 😀 Not so sure about the snake plant…it’s not on...

You are wise to recognize that what the heart wants is not always what is good for it! We have so much love for these little guys it is hard to resist. But we have to remember everything you so well listed here. Thank you for sharing!

Yes! Should you is the question? First, I don't like reptiles, spiders, snakes, grasshoppers, worms, crickets or any of the feeders associated with Chameleons! There are a lot of accidental Cham keepers on the Fourm. Like me! Who have totally fallen in love with a couple of quirky...

Just add a fan at the top so it can blow some of the light downwards into the lower part of the cage… I was talking about the snakes. of course we wouldn’t put a plant that isn’t on flchams plant list in the cage. Must I always have to state the obvious Jill?

I don’t believe rattlesnakes and chameleons are compatible, but I haven’t tested this so I can’t say for sure.

Thank you for your input, and no worries, I made this post specifically so everyone can share their views on it. I absolutely care to hear all sides weighing in :D! I'm inclined to agree with what you've said, especially with all the examples you have mentioned. Regarding FWC's invasive species...

Hi. Welcome to the forum. :) I’ve noticed that some of the posts that you’re responding to are at best several months old. That’s always great to add more info, but the OP may no longer be around/active. I do also want to let you know that schefflera is one of the plants that is on the safe...

Hey y'all! I have an asian vine snake named Fenty. I oftentimes find that her husbandry needs are very similar to that of a chameleon. Like a lot of arboreal reptiles, she only drinks water (or is even stimulated to drink) when she encounters running water like when it rains in the rain forest...

I have about 7 month old panther he eats dead leaves off plant not off the ground though. Worst one was snake plant which I took out looked like he choked on. I just pick off any dead leaves and keeps snake plants on bottom or not at all

...Plants - Are you using live plants? If so, what kind?Yes I have a variety of live plants and I’m using pothos money tree ivy tree and snake plant I also see some artificial plants - are they in your enclosure? If so, you’ll be needing to remove and replace those with safe live plants. If they...

Cage Info: Cage Type - Describe your cage (Glass, Screen, Combo?) What are the dimensions? Screen Reptibreeze 16" x 16" x 30" Much too small. The sooner you get him his upgrade, the better. Lighting - What brand, model, and types of lighting are you using? What is your daily lighting...

...hunting for a bit and so I do not have the usual gauge on when he last voluntarily ate but it’s been multiple days Plants monsters photos snake plants I don’t know the bulbs but they are the standard dual bulbs they sell for the chameleon cage package but we’re replaced. Vitamins reptivite...

...lights go off to help with the humidity. saving up to get a misting system. I also have a digital humidity gauge Plants - Devil’s ivy, snake plant, philodendron, and guzmania lingulata. I have a few branches and a vine, along with a rope bridge, I’m replacing the rope bridge with a branch...

We don’t use bamboo at all we have wooden dowels it’s been cold a rainy here so we haven’t been able to go in the woods for sticks so we just bought wooden dowels we’re adding more plants this week we’re gonna fill her cage with plants the petsmart I got her from didn’t know anything about her...

LOL I think you got really lucky that they never went after each other and it probably had to do with the space and all the other animals they were able to kill off. Veileds can be quite aggressive with anything in their environment. But within the forum we do not recommend housing any...

I setup this account to chime into this ancient thread because it came up highly ranked in google. I kept chameleons as a kid with a blend of success and failure. Found this thread when considering re-entering the space with my own children. I have to share that the greatest success I had...

Can you use snake plants for veiled/chameleon.

...live plants? If so, what kind? We are using live plants right now I have a pothos in there we’re getting a philodendron this week and a snake plant. Perfect! You'll need LOTS of live plants, veiled chameleons have a tendency to eat the plants in their enclosure so you'll need to make sure...

plant show off.... :hilarious: