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I have Bromeliad, pothos, and a snake plant with my White's and all seem to be holding up well. Do you have them in a bioactive enclosure? Lighting and misting systems?

The feeding are 2 weeks apart. The UVB bulb is about 9 inches away from her basking branch. I will definitely switch out the daylight bulb. I want to make sure that everything is set up correctly in the new enclosure! :) I will look into the digital thermometers! Do chameleons ever try to eat...

Welcome to the forum. If you plan on using this enclosure, I would seal the cedar until you can't smell it anymore after the sealant has completely cured. Where is the door? If not the front, depending on dimensions, you may have difficulty getting center piece plants i & out, and working...

...Supplement: -repashy calcium plus Lod (2x a month) -repashy Supercal without D (every feeding, except multi vit day) -bee pollen (1/2 calcium) Plants: -Pothos -Snake plant -maiden hair fern -hibiscus -spider plant -Alocasian mask -umbrella tree (a struggling one at the moment haha)

Lol thanks! That's steel hardware cloth, just plastic coated. It covers the bottom against anything burrowing too. We have loads of raccoons, they live right next to the cage heh, but they can't get in and have no interest in it. Rats are a real concern though! For plants I think for the time...

i use ficus, begonia, snake plant, bromeliad, braided hibiscus, and shefflerra ! mine seem to really like it!

Cool setup! And I do love the pothos for being able to handle pretty much anything lol, but if that isn’t what you had in mind you can always use a different soil mixture with high drainage and charcoal to help prevent root rot and bacteria. CaskAbove.com has plant care instructions and a list...

When they are outside they are in individual planter boxes with tall succulents planted in them i usually will throw some feeders in the box so they can hunt em down and will spray the whole area down, but they free roam and are watched like hawks by me and my sister and we are very cautious...

Thanks for the reply, I tried hibiscus indoors but that didn't work out very well. I've been known to kill any plants in my care but will give it a try outside. Ficus is on my list as well.

Hey there hun. All plants really need the additional plant lighting... Here is a link to Veiled tested plants. https://chameleonacademy.com/plants/ But you want to provide either LED plant lights that are safe for chameleons... Jungle dawn is an option. Or t5ho fixture with a 6500 daylight bulb...

...cage is opened screen so I don’t really measure the humidity. Plants - Are you using live plants? If so, what kind? I have a pothos and snake plant. Placement - Where is your cage located? Is it near any fans, air vents, or high traffic areas? At what height is the top of the cage relative...

...in setting up an enclosure for my future chameleon will perhaps be getting a primary plant. I know someone who may be able to give me a snake plant that they no longer have space for, and was wondering if people thought that this type of plant is chameleon-safe or if chameleons like it? I'm...

...be hotter than 80-85. HUMIDITY: 40-60% during day / 70-80% during night / measure with a meter PLANTS: only using live plants - pothos & snake plant PLACEMENT: cage is on a credenza by a large window in a quiet corner of my home / no fans or air vents but I occasionally open his door (while...

Hi everyone I am getting my first chameleon soon! I have always kept snakes and frogs but decided about 9 months ago to get a chameleon. I have been reading this message board for several months trying to get everything ready. I made an enclosure from scratch which I am pretty proud of but also...

Cage Info: Cage Type - So its Screen Cage by Exo Terra its 60x45x90 i know its not the biggest cage, but i bought it since i wasn't sure i readed that this should be just fine, then learned here that and this one is a bit low for him. However if that becomes a case in future i'll probably...

No lie, there are stories of rats chewing through concrete row home basements in Baltimore city. Rats are my biggest fear, followed by snakes, then foxes and raccoons. All of them can tunnel under or tear through a weak run. I don’t think that chameleons give off quite the scent the chickens and...

Veiled that eats everything is literally mine in a nutshell, anything with a leaf she will taste it. Also my panther chameleon eats dead leaves specifically and bark, I honestly think it is because she is brown/orange/red hue, so I think that it's a behavioral thing, I do catch her eating live...

Thank you so much this definitely helped. I’m so flustered when it comes to plants. But this genuinely helped I appreciate all the help!!!

Here you go🙂 Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What amount? What is the schedule? How are you gut-loading your feeders...

thank you, i'll fill that out now! i sent some pictures in my last post of my cham and the enclosure, but i'll take some more Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Jackson's chameleon, male, unsure of age, and i've had him for a little over a month Handling - the only time i've handled him was when...