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There claws won't get too large per se, but they do find ways to get caught in screens. Some folks put a larger mesh inside the screen to keep this from happening I myself made sure the screen was coated with something. Any old branches from outside will work fine just make sure they are clean...

Glad you made it through as well as you have. Great news indeed.

I have had the experience that they are mostly bark, and not bite. That's not to say they don't get irritated enough to bite.

@jnj911 has there been any development yet??

I concur looks male to me. Just a little under development of his veil, and a little bend in his back leg. Looks like a little underlying MBD in my opinion. Make sure he is getting his calcium supplements. Good luck

She will start acting real fidgety and won't be at all still. She will constantly be going to the bottom of the cage looking for a place to dig. I normally kept the laying ben in the enclosure with mine. When you do put her in the ben she will need lots of privacy, and shouldn't be disturbed...

She looks pretty good to me. They slow down a little on their eating as they get older, so unless she stops eating all together I wouldn't be to concerned. In your care I would also drop her basking temp down to about 80 degrease. The should be fed less, and have lower basking temps to help...

She has MBD real bad that's for sure. If it were me I would take her to get a second opinion. It's most likely the MBD, but there could be an infection causing it to. Good luck

Same thing happened to me held my account hostage for few days so to speak, but they did make it right just had to wait. I was like you though why give them the money if you haven't sent it? The way they explained it to me is the money my drop off without actually coming out of your account. So...

I couldn't agree more looks awesome!

Yes I agree with Angelwolf my account got hacked once, and the bank gave me everything back. Sometimes it may take a bit to clarify the fraud, but they should take care of it.

Looks like you got good advice on care. As far as tame well that just depends on you little buddy they are about as diversified as you or me, and each one is different. I have had some that seemed to be as tame as a dog, and I have had some that never come around. The little guy in my avatar I...

Does she look like she has laid the eggs? She should be considerately thinner, a little worn out looking, and real thirsty if she did. They can dig quite deep are you sure you didn't just miss them? Good luck

Very beautiful enclosure! Personally I think Buddy fits I like it.

Not much to add here without pictures to see the conundrum. I would suggest taking it apart carefully at the seams by cutting the silicone, but without seeing it I could be way off. The best thing you can get out of this is what you have learned. The next time if there is a next time you will...

You could try a thermostatic controller. Just a thought. However I would be concerned about them over heating in general if there is no place for them to escape the heat they need a gradient. Might want too look into cooling the room they are in.

Yea I would say around 4-6 months. They don't grow that fast do to their slow metabolism, but judging his horn size this would be my best guess.

Don't know I always used vermiculite, and it worked well for me. Didn't see any other reason to use something else. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

Yah I don't think there is any money to be saved, but it is fun, and if done right you end up with a far superior enclosure that fits your, and your chameleons needs.

Looks okay to me as long as he can't get too close to that heat light.