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I use real grass in my outdoor enclosure. I just grabbed a few rolls of leftover sod from my neighbors back yard. I just let it grow and have to don't cut it, and my chams love the little Nats and bugs that pop out of it.

I get nice large egg crates from Jack in the Box for free, all you have to do is ask, and most places are happy to give them too you.

I agree, Kevin and Aquazamp are great. I put off getting an auto mister since I'm home all day and don't mind hand misting, but from the first time I plugged the Aquazamp in I could see how much my chameleon prefered the fog/spray from the Aquazamp.

I've been searching for any info comparing nutritional value of these compared to standard crickets. Any ideas??

I know the Kammers are backing it which is a great endorsement. My question is, which I haven't found addressed, is whether it is safe to use on a chameleon that gets 4-8 hours of sun per day.

I had to wait three weeks for my Kammers baby to arrive after I placed the order as well. It felt like three years since I am so impatient, but it was definitely worth the wait. My little guy ate, drank, and was sociable from the minute I got him into his enclosure.

Is that the sound of the pump running in the video? If so it sounds like a model train chugging along.

I'm in the Rocklin area too, recently moved up here from SF. Only have one male Panther currently but will definitely be expanding on that in the near future!

I went with a 2x2x4 from lll reptile. I'm happy with the cage only issue I had was I bought and paid for it online. Then after the transaction I got an email saying there was an additional shipping cost. I should have just cancelled my order then and went with DIY since their price includes...