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Has anybody has any experience with feeding sweet red peppers to a Veiled Chameleon. Been giving him small bits on a stick, dusted, for a week now and seems to love it. He also loves strawberries. He gets a good diet of insects. Does this seem OK. Thanks for any input.

Tell me about it! I live in Chicago are and my guy can only spend a few short months outside. I think if he did not get at least that time in the sun he would be dead or at least in poorer health. Pray it's a short winter.

If your cage is 2 ft x 2 ft or smaller and want to go cheap get washing machine tray at hardware store. I just put a hole in it and drain to bucket or you could put bulk head on it.

I can get my guy out with putting a stick in front and gently nudging him on there. Best way for me thought open cage door and put large fake plant in front. Or what I have done is get a five gallon bucket spray that GREAT STUFF foam in it. After it hardens stick doll rods or branches in it and...

My guy has been mean and will bite since the day I got him 3 to 4 years ago, but I still love him. I get him out by either a stick and putting under or in front of him and try and give a little push or coral him on to the stick, just be patience.

They have Pond and stone GREAT STUFF. I think it is less toxic-safe for fish. Use it in my pond. Pretty much the same stuff but black and a little easier to work with. It will stick to your hands for weeks--be careful

Check out e-bay if you can. Have had some good success. Might have to try a couple to fine a good one.

I just brought a misting nozzle and did some pluming. Misting nozzle was from Mcmaster-Carr

I have a ficus in the cage ==been doing great for a couple of years. Not sure what kind it is but the lady said it is the one that dose not lose it's leaves. Wish I knew the name of it.

No sure how I got lucky but I have a Hibiscus which has been doing pretty good. I don't keep It in his cage but I put it in front so he can free range on it. The watering is probably one problem --I think I heard that you a suppose to let the soil dry out between watering. I do not use any...

My guy stresses out when I just get near him. I sure he would bite me if I tried to put a hat on him. And i would not blame him-if some one tried to put a silly hat on me I might do the same.

Made a simple one one out of regular 2" x 2" wood and some plastic garden screen. Going into third year and still looks good. Was pretty easy to make. Cut and screw wood together and staple on screen and plywood piece for bottom.

I had a veiled that lost his tongue. I hand feed him crickets for about three years with tweezers.

Get a big fiscus tree that fills the cage and is almost as tall as the cage.

I've had my guy for three years and he has been mean since the day I got him, but I still love the guy. He tolerates me being close but will bite when you get too close. Sometimes I can trick him getting on my hand then he seems okay for a short time.

I have had my guy 3 years. Has be mean from day one, but I still love he. Be careful with the 4 years old , when they get larger bites can hurt. Good Luck

I have made a "free range" for my guy by using a five gallon bucket, filled it with the magic stuff foam. Get some doll rods or branches stick them in and tie in the cross branches. Put it on a solid table or stand open the cage door and put in front. He can free range in and out of his cage...

If you are willing to put in the time needed go for it. I have had my veiled for almost 3 years. I do not have a misting system. Get the bigger dripper and set it to drip for as long as possible. A far as feeders I use crickets as he's main diet. Buy them 500 or 1000 at a time in a smaller...

My guy loves hornworms so much I just put one on the end of a doll rod and wiggle it around a bit.

The Acheta cricket has a softer shell, is less aggressive, and they do not chirp.