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Don´t know yet and I only released 3 of them, never seen one so far. I know the ipods are establishing themselves pretty well. Hopefully, the earth worms are bit more relaxed in reproducing themself.

Ok so the crash course... read everything in this program. https://chameleonacademy.com/chameleon-husbandry-program-getting-started-with-chameleons/ Most important things to buy... THis is my low budget suggestions. 2x2x4 screen enclosure T5HO fixture with 5.0 or 6% bulb. Reptisun or arcadia...

I have a snake plant ( Dracaena trifasciata, a.k.a. Sansevieria trifasciata ) in with my panther. It's in a back dark corner, and doesn't get much mist—watered by hand—but it's been thriving there for 7 months. It's a dracaena, so it should be safe for veileds. The leaves are so thick & tough...

Thank you! Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Male ambilobe/nosy be panther chameleon. Approx 14 months old and been in my care for about 9 months. Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? 1-2 times a month. Working on...

Do you have a plant light? Aside from pothos and philodendron, most plants need supplemental lighting or they die. I can’t remember if snake plants are safe or not. I do think it would get too much moisture though even if it is safe.

Update on my plants situation I got dragon ledges finally! I am going to pick up my spider and snake plant today. I’m looking to hang my pothos off the dragon ledges but I’m having trouble finding pots that I can just hang sideways off of it. What kind of pots does everyone use? I’m only finding...

I'd say keep an eye on him...but chameleons evolved with dropping from trees as a natural defense from predators like snakes. So hopefully he will be OK. Maybe some bruises from the fall depending on how the plant caught him. Keep an eye out for him using his legs, black spots which would...

Yes, but didn’t Ol’ Stinkeye then proceed to eat 6 of everything? Spike only has a pothos and a snake plant. The pothos gets trampled and the snake plant has been climbed once.

Part of that is balancing where plants are placed. Low light plants will do fine at/near the bottom (I have a snake plant in a back corner that's doing fine after a year) while full sun plants should be closer to the light (or unobscured). I know that sounds like a "Duh" statement, but some...

Apparently Entamoeba Invaden isn't very common and is mostly found in wild caught animals...specifically snakes..if ever come across. I honestly have no idea where my boy got it. I bought him from a family on KSL who could no longer take care of him. They had a collection, it could have come...

Ok yes confused Lol. I was thinking of snake mites. Those are the only ones I worry about.

Thank you! Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Male ambilobe/nosy be panther chameleon. Approx 14 months old and been in my care for about 9 months. Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? 1-2 times a month. Working on...

Currently no plant light. I tried one an kept Temps inside over 90 degrees. Not sure what route to take with plant lights. Working with 16x16 inch with basking an uvb fixture.

...plant should i put in there? I had kale there but it did not appreciate the water, other plants in there are money tree, golden pothos, snake plant, wandering jew. Also as a side note, how do you guys keep plants from getting over watered? The giant money tree is in a pot with a drain hole...

Hi everyone! I'm Mark the Dutchie over here. As I owned reptiles in the past (snakes, iguana's, phelsuma's, etc.) I never owned a chameleon, always wanted to but was afraid of the stories of them being difficult to keep. In December 2020 during COVID and semi lockdowns, it made me eager for...

...is https://www.sansiled.com/70w-led-grow-light-full-spectrum.html My umbrella plant ( Schefflera arboricola ) is thriving under it. Snake plant ( Dracaena trifasciata ) is a dracaena, so should be chameleon safe, however they do well with low/subdued light, and don't like a lot of watering...

Awesome! Just wanted to make sure you knew

No, no, no. I have a snake plant in my enclosure, and probably shouldn't. They also like dry conditions and low-light, so it's stuck in a back corner where it doesn't catch any mist or light. The chameleon likes climbing those tall leaves though. We reptile keepers also need to become...

Yeah but you have those 48" long knuckle-dragging arms, don't you? :rolleyes: :LOL:

That is a lot of great information. Thank you! I don't have a ton to report as I'm trying to collect needed materials. In the meantime, my wife keeps perusing various websites and forums for pictures in a not so subtle hint that I need to get my backside in gear. I believe she is only looking...