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Welcome, I have two a panther and a veiled both boys ,they seem to get tired of the same feeder so you have to switch it up on them and always have at least two choices, superworms are easy to maintain even easier than dubia, I get crickets by the 500, and hornworms 50 at a time, have a dubia...

Don't take your eyes off him for a minute, venture no more than a few feet away from him , they are sneaky ,hard to spot, and they look delicious!!!!

When my 8 month old male veiled "Buddy" sees me coming up the driveway from far away he knows that it is me and runs for the cage door and scratches at the latch until I come over and take him out for a walk, he never gets upset he is like a puppy dog. Once out he is pure eye contact ,he wants...

Pothos, hang them high so they drape down, I use those plastic office style file folder holders and slightly modify them for drainage replant the pothos in them and hang them on the back wall of the cage ,the dirt stays moist and keeps the humidity up and the bottom of the cage is bare for easy...

auto refill dripper I got a design from a guy on the forums to make a dripper from a piece of 2" PVC where you have your misting system automatically refills the dripper I have made two, and one works very well (the other leaks a little). Mantispets sells the blue bottle fly larvae which also...

My veiled had exactly the same squinting issue and apparently they can get a form of conjunctivitis from the lamp being too bright in certain wavelengths to which they are sensitive. I changed his basking lamp to a lower profile but the same wattage , also it is slightly bluer in color, more...

My 9 month Veiled is on a Superworm addiction I am afraid he may need re-hab, yesterday I removed the paper at the bottom of the cage and found about two dozen crickets hiding underneath, that I thought he had eaten ,which has resulted in me giving him his Super-treats, I can picture him when I...

I would guess Male ,due to the size of the casque , I can not see the spurs , but my boy did not get visible spurs until 4 or 5 months.

Looks pretty "Comfy" to me , all he needs is a little umbrella drink!

Home Depot paint dept, sells rolled paper that is absorbent ,you cut square to fit and it makes cleaning a breeze. My veiled eats everything he sees, when outside I have pulled sticks ,leaves, cigarette butts you name it if he sees it he tries to eat it, then I put him back in his cage and he...

Avoid outside bugs due to pesticides and parasites ,get her some small crickets put them in a bin with some dandelion leaves ,apple ,carrot etc.. at least overnight to fill the cricket up with nutrients, dust them with plain calcium ,and throw a half dozen in the enclosure and let her hunt...

2 of my favorite songs ,I used to play in bands, long before I ever got a Cham. Chameleon by John Fogerty and Creedence Clearwater Revival Chameleon by Herbie Hancock

My male veiled is 7 to 8 months old ,I got him at about a month old and he was sick ,so there was a lot of handling early on. He would get picked up a couple of times a week. Now he is like a puppy dog ,when he sees me he recognizes me and runs to the door of his cage and wants nothing more than...