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This is why I wear a suit everywhere I go. Don't laugh, it's fashionable. If it's not the water, it's the air that will get you or your cham. That's why my cham only goes out in an environment controlled bubble along with my dog if we're not hermetically sealed in our home. We all also stopped...

WTH? This thread is from 2009. :ROFLMAO:

I don't know anything about it other than I think the clear acrylic door panel is cool.

You want to point the gun directly at the chams body, adjust the lights accordingly. Away from the chams eyes of course. (y)

Are you sure it's not something like 2' tall? maybe it's the picture.

Just feed the insects all day and night 24/7 a load of stuff. Takes all the thinking out of it and your Cham should be fine. https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/entry/feeder-nutrition-amp-gutloading.75/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/entry/oxalic-acid-content-of-vegetables.215/

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Hmmm, maybe I don't get the question but I use a dripper. I place it on top of the screen and it drips through it. I place a shallow container on the bottom/floor where the drops end up. Since I don't mover the dripper around the path is always the same and thus it collects water in said...

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I use the fishing line method. Tie the fishing line around the branches end tightly, then knot at the end of the branch and then through the screen lightly knotting it over about an inch of area. It you're careful, no stretch on the screen. Pull too hard and well . . . you know. Someone people...

To sum up: Bacteria filled eye candy. No es bueno. Viva la Cham :p

Temperature: (for Veiled Chameleons) Baby/juvenile (<9 months): ambient 72-80F (22-26C), basking 85F (29C) Adult males: ambient 75-80F (23-26C), basking 90-95F (32-35C) Adult females: ambient 75-80F (23-26C), basking 85F (29C) (Some experienced people say 83F is ideal for females. It keeps their...

Sure is steamy in this thread. :ROFLMAO:

I actually keep them in my Chms old 16" x 16" x 30" from when she was little. It's helped keep them alive much longer for me, I think it's the good air flow.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/veiled/ Neonates: as many small crickets as they can eat several times a day Juveniles 3-6 months of age: 10-12 small crickets daily Juveniles 6-12 months of age: 10-12 medium crickets every other day Adults over 12 months of age: 7-10...

Also, make sure you're gutloading your insects properly. It's very important! Personally I used https://www.chameleonforums.com/members/sandrachameleon.1614/ blog entries to learn what's good or bad. You can also buy commercial stuff like Cricket Crack if you're super lazy or super pressed for...

Not OP but I've seen this before. What are they?

If they are punkies wouldn't they have bit you by now? I live in Florida too and I have these tiny little flies around my Chams enclosure all the time. I've pretty much given up on trying to get rid of them. I've tried the cup with apple cider trick and while it did catch/drown many they just...

You're gut-load choice isn't good at all. Fluker's just sucks. Spinach is best avoided (high oxalate food) but you said sometimes. Did it contribute to death? I really don't know. I assume it would in the long run but I'm no expert on these things. Sorry for your lose. RIP Vincent :(