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Edit: don’t use the FL Chams safe plant list!

My main issue is they are small so I need to feed more of them, and they escape dishes and hide in the enclosure and my animals never find them. I don't doubt they're easiest to breed, I had like four successive generations in my bioactive leopard gecko enclosure until I managed to eradicate...

Ok as far as FL chams goes... watch him closely and get a fecal done at the vet. They do not have a very good reputation for parasite free chameleons. You would just take in a fecal to a reptile vet. Most parasites are easy to get rid of and do not cause a ton of harm. Others do cause harm and...

Hi, I'd like to know the best place to ADOPT a panther chameleon! I live in Fl btw.

Oh no. Sites with chameleon in the name are what gets tricky, making the reader think everything is alright. Thank you, I appreciate the information.

What species of chameleon ?

...Description - urates are pure white and poop looks brown, dense and moist. History - He is a premium veiled chameleon purchased online from FL Chams. Cage Info: Cage Type - his cage is a 18x18x36 reptibreeze screen cage but I want to upgrade to a 2x2x4ft cage very soon. Lighting - I use a...

Estimates in the archives range from $500 to $1000+ (not including the chameleon) and I would budget the higher end. A large chunk of that will depend on all-screen vs. hybrid enclosure. Unless you live in FL or someplace with similar humid climate, I strongly urge going with a hybrid. You...

I'm even more freaked out by roaches 😅🤦‍♀️ but I like the fact that the roaches don't fly or jump at least 🤔. I live in central FL though so that may not be an option. How about the silk worms? Do you have to buy them online? I have never see them in the pet stores

Do you think tortoise town is also CB reptiles? The interface to buy Chams is exactly the same as CB. Some of their photos even have their logo on them.

FL Chams is not a good reputable dealer, just search them on here, and look at the reviews! FramsChams and CarolinaChamz are both reputable breeders with veileds, plus @jannb and others might know some more, too! Veileds aren't expensive, so make sure to go with a good breeder!

FL Chams has a pretty extensive list, as well: https://flchams.com/chameleon-safe-plant-list/

Not sure if these will be of any help. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/outdoor-enclosures.183080/#post-1672875 https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/outside-in-summer.180307/#post-1670355

...i get home around 3. I’ll send pics of everything once I get home and we Weill go get some new plants. Crickets are already there and waiting to be eaten. I hope all goes well. I did read some negative things about FL CHAMS however I made the decision to go with after consideration. Wish me luck!

Since it is a project and i do not posses any of this items, lets pretend i have this ones: Heat: halogen bulb 60w 120v Growth: led light Uvb: reptisun t5 24" reflector Location: Orlando, FL The cage would be positioned upstairs, indoor with AC system 24/7. Varying between 77F-74F. I dont...

No no no, not you, I meant OP. I’m sorry I should have been more clear. OP has had like 3 threads now with many people giving reasons they have gone down hill. I entirely believe you had a good experience, as others have, but seems to be the exception these days. As for the delay, having...

Since it's from FL Chams, I'd definitely get a fecal and wellness exam done by an experienced chameleon vet. They don't have a good reputation for healthy chameleons. Make sure to bring a fresh fecal sample with you and your cham to the appointment, and also make sure to drop off at least 2 more...

Hi @jannb we need a really good cham vet near Port St Lucie, FL

Best comment of the day goes to @salty dog! Really though this gave me a good laugh 😂

Umbrella tree (schefflera arboricola) is always a good one. FL Chams, The Chameleon Academy, and Chamelons.info all have great chameleon-safe plant lists!