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Price drop to $345

Still available. I can't edit the original post, but I'm keeping the price at $385 instead of raising it to $400. Also, if you purchase him, I have a $20 Petsmart gift card that I won't be needing that you can have.

Hello all, Unfortunately I have to part with my veiled chameleon, Ralph. I cannot ship him and his enclosure, so you must be near Folsom/El Dorado Hills, or even the Sacramento area if you are willing to drive a bit. I purchased Ralph in January from Reptile Depot, he's almost 10 months now, and...

I have found that silkworms are actually easier than I thought to breed. The only problem is you do have to buy special food for the worms (unless you have a mulberry plant), but I think it still works out being a lot less expensive. I think a forum member made this awesome blog about breeding...

Anyone have any ideas?

It's hard to see in the pics, but to clarify, the very tip of his tail looks normal, it's just a small section above it that looks kind of bumpy.

Hi, I've been on the forums for awhile but I just got my chameleon (Ralph) on Jan. 4 and I'm concerned about an odd brownish somewhat bumpy/deformed area on the tip of his tail. The store I got him from seemed to be taking good care of their chams (screen cages, real plants, knowledgeable), but...

I'm not sure if this should be posted in the wanted section of the classifieds or not, if so, oops. :) Anyways, after wanting a chameleon and researching them for probably over two years, I think I'm finally ready & able to get one :D ! I've finally got the enclosure all figured out, although I...

Darn, I was hoping it wasn't scales, but at least I can get rid of them now that I know. Do you think it's worth trying to save the plant or should I just return it?

I'm not much of a green thumb when it comes to houseplants, and I need some help identifying a suspected pest on a Schefflera Arboricola I purchased yesterday for my (future) cham's enclosure. The plant looks pretty healthy overall, but when I looked closer at the stems, there are these weird...

I have a Canon T3i, and I love it. But if you want something cheaper than a DSLR that's almost as good and is easier to use for beginners, I'd recommend the Canon Powershot SX520 HS or something like it (I had one of the older versions of it for awhile and it was awesome). It's got 42x zoom...

Hi, looks like you're new here, so first off make sure you read through all the care sheets on this website. They really help. Here are a couple: https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/veiled/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/chameleons/ And from what you said it sounds like you...

It would help us help you if you fill this out: 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...

And here is a fake one for $51: http://canvaschams.com/product/3-ficus-silk-tree/

Here is a live one from Kammerflage Kreations for $18: http://www.chameleonsonly.com/products/Weeping_Fig_Tree_Ficus_benjamina_Large_8_pot-41-7.html Plus, it is already cleaned and safe for your cham. The description says 28-32 inches.

That could work, but for the price there are a lot of better options out there, live plants being one of them. Also, you might want to find something a bit more "branchy" if you know what I mean, so your cham has plenty of places to climb.

I'm pretty sure Home Depot has them, and you could also check Lowe's or Orchard Supply.

I'm overwhelmed by your enthusiastic responses.

Long story short: I don't have a cham yet but I'm still working on setting up the enclosure and I need one more plant. Long story long: I've already killed a hibiscus (although further inspection showed that the plant appeared to have no root system so it may not have been my fault) and a...

Now I want an ambato cham. :) The contrast of the red and blue is so cool!