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I have a male veiled I am looking to sell, also will sell 24''x36'' reptarium and PowerSun UV100w. If you are interested let me know and i will send some pictures and discuss a price.

i was just wondering if someone with some experience could tell me how to start up a silk worm colony. im sick of crickets even though they are cheap. anyway all advice is welcome

my veiled is eating his schefflera, today i saw that several of the leaves were missing and bite marks in several others. if i am not mistaken schefflera are toxic to some extent so, should i remove this plant?

At what age do most veileds start to eat veggies?

So im going home for thanksgiving tomorrow it is a 5.5 hour car ride and most of you seemed to think that a brown paper bag with a paper towel on the bottom is the best way to go. Is that correct? If i close the bag to make it nice and dark with my veiled be able to breath?

What is the best way to get my cham out of his cage? every time i try he goes to the furthest corner and WILL NOT climb on to the stick i use to try and get him with? Any advice?

I have had Romeo for almost two months and and he is growing like a weed, 5 sheds in that time. He is making great progress. He is a greedy eater and very active, im really looking forward to seeing his adult colors. He is only about three months maybe a little older from what i can tell...

i was just wondering if there was any way to figure out the bloodline of my cham. i called the pet store and asked them but they would not give me any information that i asked (about the breeder/wholesaler ect..). it doesn't seem like there is any other way but just wanted to see what everyone...

I had my young veiled in a ficus, no cage for the first month i had him. I just built him a cage and have the same ficus in his new home. But when he didn't have a cage i could come up and look at him no problem. Now that he is in his cage anytime i even look at him he runs and hides. What...

can a chameleon, specifically a male veiled, have too large of a cage?

i just received my first order of 500 crickets from reptilefood.com, i put them in there new home and added collard greens, sprouted/crushed flax seeds, oatmeal and carrot slices. the crickets went to town on their food. it feels good knowing Romeo will have a healthy breakfast in the morning...

I am a college student and for the Christmas and Thanksgiving holidays i am going to have to go back home. what i am wondering is what to do with my cham. i could take him home with me (5 hour car ride) or maybe i could leave him with the people i bought him from. how much stress do you guys...

i just placed my first order of crickets with reptilefood.com 500 will be arriving shortly. i have never had to take care of so many crickets and i was wondering how much food i am going to need to provide? also i can not afford to buy expensive gut load. so what foods should i provide that...

my veiled is about 8-10 weeks old, and i was wondering if i could start to introduce small meal worms into his diet?

I have never put my veiled in the shower and i was interested in learning more about this technique. how old do the chams need to be? what do you put in the shower? how hot? pretty much all the info i could get would be great. thanks guys

Flax seeds are full of nutrients so what i did was sprout some seeds and then grind they up and fed them to my crickets to see what would happen. it seems like the crickets really like the flax seeds they have been going crazy for them. just thought i would share in case anyone is interested in...

does anyone out there have experience feeding crickets ground up flax seeds? flax seed is full of nutrients so i was just wondering if anyone could share some wisdom with me? just trying to do the pest possible job gut loading

I was just wondering if the owner has any control over the chameleons coloring characteristics. If you gut load your feeders with certain foods does that make a difference or is it all genetics? Just hit or miss on having a well marked chameleon?

I was just wondering if there is someone out there that could explain to me the science behind cham tongues. how do they work? how are they stored in the body, ect...

i have my veiled living in a ficus right now, no cage. he cant get down because i have one of those big dog collars on the bottom and there is no grip so he cant climb up and over the collar. what are your thoughts on this or would a screened cage be better in the long run?