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Jeremy, There needs to be some middle ground between not acknowledging the dangers of feeder insects and having a chameleon and stick insects co-habitation in a large enclosure - that is obviously large enough to grow enough of a bramble to support multiple walking sticks. You have been here way...

That is an amazingly fantastical imagination you have. But, best to be safe, right!

I put a little bradypodion in a large outdoor cage with thick bramble inside. Let walking sticks go on the inside. Adult sticks active at night, baby sticks - Bradypodion snack size -active during the day. I have no idea how well it worked as I couldn't monitor anything due to it being large...

Dragon Ledges can be used with PVC sided cages. It just requires a little bit of work. You would have to drill holes in the cage side and get screws the proper length to go through the thickness of the cage wall. The machine screws are easily found at Home Depot. So, yes, it can work. It just...

Thank you very much!

I love that you remembered! You were here when it started!

YES! This is when the first episode was actually released and we started the experiment of would anyone listen to a podcast about chameleons! Great memory!!!

Well, folks, December of ten years ago I officially launched the Chameleon Breeder Podcast - which, four years later, became the Chameleon Academy Podcast and expanded into the multi-facetted outreach you know today. Who was here ten years ago to see this post...

Ah, the wonders of fogging…I love what fogging has solved. But, I also still use misters. I really like to view chameleon hydration as a combination of things like fog breathing, mist drinking, and food eating. Petr has gone on to insist that chameleons should only be fogged, while you will...

yes, I greatly enjoyed my time with him!

The blog entry Our Chameleon Journey has been updated: The podcast on this topic has been released!

Thank you all for going along with me on this adventure! It has been fun going over the milestones along the way! I am glad it has been an appreciated resource. This week I actually did a separate podcast and a video for this topic because...well, I guess I never needed a justification for...

Every keeper—no matter where they start, no matter which species—goes through the same three stages of growth. Your questions may change. Your relationship with the hobby transforms. What matters to you evolves. But we go through three stages that, at the beginning of the Chameleon Academy, I...

I thought I would show off Sarge. Since I started seeing the name @Seeco popping up again I wanted to post this guy. Unfortunately, Sarge left this mortal coil in 2021. Sarge was a CH Kingyonia multituberculata from the famous Seeco lines that I got in 2011. So, Sarge made it ten years with me...

Feeding chameleons isn't as straightforward as dropping bugs in a cage. These creatures, especially veileds, will literally eat themselves into health problems if we let them. Healthy feeding frequency and amount varies significantly based on life stage. Adult Feeding Guidelines Your typical...

The challenge with getting new information to vets is that they do not know who to listen to in the hobbyist community. Here, we all have a sense for what is out there. We know who is reputable and who is, well, less so. But, unless a vet has inserted themselves into the community, because of...

I am very happy to introduce a new mini-series on the Chameleon Academy Podcast. The Mini-Chameleon Podcast is a mini-series that is hosted by Dr. Michael Nash (@javadi) and will focus on the smaller members of the Chameleon world including the smallest Calummas, Furcifers, Brookesia, and, of...

I think the main damage social media has done is change habits. It put a wide variety of interactions in one place so it became so much easier to interact with your family, discuss politics, and have all of your hobbies in one place. So it was much easier to pull up Facebook for everything...

Dr. Michael Nash is going to be doing a limited series on the Mini-Chameleons (lateralis, campania, mini-calummas, Brookesia, and babies). The episodes will be hosted on the Chameleon Academy Podcast and youtube channel starting Monday August 16. They 'll be a new episode released every Monday...

I am glad you are enjoying it! And, yes, my eyes were the inspiration for the format :)