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  1. Maximus_Cham

    New Enclosure!! 4'x2'x4'

    I have the same enclosure for a tree monitor. I use these screen vents to prevent the bugs from getting out. Works really well at maintaining humidity and temperature for my monitor. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FCSG9X78?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
  2. IrohtheVeiled

    New cage season, how are we looking?

    We’re doing our best to maintain humidity up here in the dry winter It looks like we’re doing okay for the moment being.
  3. courtschams

    Setting up Enclosure

    Hi all! I am moving my chams from a Reptibreeze enclosure to a hybrid Zens habitat (2 by 2 by 4 of course). I live in CO so it has been hard to maintain the correct humidity levels to ensure proper husbandry in a fully screen change. I have ordered a myriad of live plants and have secured the...
  4. A

    How to maintain humidity in a 2x4 mesh screen?

    Im hearing all of these debates about foggers, no foggers, having only one side screen and the rest hard sides, but I just dont know what is right. I want to keep my 2x4 (all sides mesh) for a future chameleon, however I just dont know how i could keep my humidity. Does it have to stay at 100...
  5. GrannyK

    Anyone Have a Picture of a Relaxed Non-Gravid Female Carpet Chameleon?

    I have her in a 24x24x24 glass with bioactive bottom to maintain humidity. Our winters are dry here. She does well. Yes bigger is better though. 😄
  6. Lucas00-

    Chameleon Cage Solid or Screen

    Not sure where you live or the humidity requirements for a carpet chameleon. I opted for a Dragon Strand hybrid enclosure for my Veiled because I live in a desert in the mountains of Oregon. The summers here have an average humidity in the mid 30s so It helps me keep some of that moisture in...
  7. Carlton

    Getting my first Chameleon ever!!

    Have to agree about all that complicated substrate, the moss, and the water feature. Loose substrate can get picked up on the cham's tongue. Depending on the type of moss, there are sharp spiny bits in it. Substrate should be simple to clean. The more you have to work carefully around it, the...
  8. MissSkittles

    Wants to come out often.

    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? Supplements -...
  9. GrannyK

    Chameleon Cage Solid or Screen

    I too live in Ny but my house gets very dry in the winter due to a pellet stove. I have my female carpet in a glass on 4 sides (vent holes in the front at door opening) and screen on top, she does fine. I have a small table top fan across the room a bit from it positioned at it just in case, not...
  10. Honzo's mom

    Mesh enclosure has a problem with maintaining heat and humidity, placed shrink film on 3 sides to see if that helps can I go upto a 100w for added hea

    Any input would be great! I did buy shpagnum moss and reptile soil for the bottom to help the humidity.
  11. nataliarelish

    Need Some Help Regarding Humidity Level

    Hello everyone, I want your guidance on how to maintain humidity levels in my chameleon's home. I understand the importance of providing the right environment for my pet's health and well-being. but sometimes I am unable to maintain the humidity level of my chameleons. Can anyone share their...
  12. javadi

    Advice for breeding brookesia ebenaui?

    Below is a section of text reproduced from an article I wrote on B. thieli, but this can be applied to B. ebenaui as well. Dry season is usually 3-4 months in my hands, with a 3-4 week "ramp up period" wherein temperature and humidity/misting increases, then the rest is essentially rainy season...
  13. LizardLurkin

    Veiled chameleon

    Hello! It might not be a bad idea to fill out this form so we can see if all's well with his current care. Pet shops don't often offer chameleons the care they need, and seem to get longterm issues due to this as well. As far as vets, a lot will see chameleons, but finding someone who is very...
  14. X

    Seeking research based sources!

    I work at a veterinary clinic, and my doctor and I are butting heads regularly about appropriate veiled chameleon care. For example, my dr thinks they need to have substrate to maintain humidity, and should never be in a set up without it. My dr also believes they need to have water dishes at...
  15. A

    Advice for breeding brookesia ebenaui?

    Excellent info--thanks so much! My pair is doing well so far and I look forward to observing them more. The male has been less pesky to the female lately and I wonder if that means a mating has already happened when i wasn't home, but I suppose that's very optimistic!
  16. Sonny13

    Jackson’s Chameleon Bioactive Enclosure feedback

    BEAU-TI-FUL :love::love:
  17. J

    Jackson’s Chameleon Bioactive Enclosure feedback

    This are the last pics!
  18. J

    Jackson’s Chameleon Bioactive Enclosure feedback

    Hello Chameleon Community, I would like to share a detailed overview of my male Trioceros jacksonii bioactive enclosure in hopes of receiving constructive feedback, suggestions, and insights from experienced keepers. My goal is to ensure his habitat is optimal and to refine the setup wherever...
  19. GrannyK

    New Chameleon Parent

    I’ve attached the form below, you can copy and paste with your response. I see in another thread you are custom building an enclosure, you could use the form for the current enclosure and move the important factors to the new. What an adventure it’s going to be for you! 😃 Chameleon Info: Your...
  20. Caryss

    Wants to come out often.

    -Veiled chameleon, male, around 6 months, had for around 2 weeks -handling every couple days for maybe 5-10 mins -feeding 12-16 black soldier fly larvae dusted in calcium and once every 2 weeks dusted in multivitamin. i’m switching to crickets next week and will be gut loading with fresh veggies...
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