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Bumping again, lower price as I need to get him to a new home because of family problems. I am willing to do $150 for everything. You get it all! Just come and pick him and all the equipment up and you are all set. I really want him to go to someone from here and not just a random person...

Bumping this and lowering the price to $250.

With changes that are happening to our family we unfortunately have to get rid of our chameleon. His name is Nimh and he is the son of Noki. He hatched on 5/12/2013. He is a Blue Bar Ambilobe Panther. With purchasing him, you get everything that I have which includes a Mist King setup...

Took some new pics of Nimh in his PJ's. He is looking better and better all the time.

Hmmm, I think this could be one of my trio of chams that I want. Keep me posted!

You need to get a UVB bulb ASAP! Here is also the care sheet for a panther cham. They should be eating 10-15 crickets a day right now. Only give the D3 2 times a month same with multi-vitamin, only 2 times per month. Regular calcium is given every day...

Put more sand instead of dirt. It will drain faster and dry out easier.

I agree, don not feed them to your cham. Don't risk the health.

Take your chameleon to the emergency vet!!! Also like was asked fill out the HOW TO ASK FOR HELP FORM.

You need to come up with a drainage solution. There is a thread in the enclosure area about drainage.

they should be getting 10 to 15 crickets per day each and not shared between the two of them.

You would be better off getting a dual light setup that has a UVB linear bulb and a 6500k plant light for your live plants. Then use a common household incandescent bulb for your basking light. www.lightyourreptiles.com is thebest place for the dual bulb setups.

I would say no. Remember chameleons like heights so a taller cage would be better than a wider cage.

You need to make a different feeding cup than. My first two that I made, my guy would not eat from. The next two however he loved eating from them right away. Use a clear juice container or clear soda bottle. Cut an opening and put screening on it for the feeders to climb on so the cham can...

Yes, I have 2 cameras, one in HD to look at the cage and one SD to watch my environmental readings. I love being able to look in on my little guy to see what he is up to without disturbing him. The kind I use are from a company called Foscam.

Again, you are being way too vague with your answers and need to have very detailed answers. Have you read the care sheet for a veiled chameleon yet? You have not told us anything about the cage at all and there are questions about the cage that you need to answer. Please fill out the...

Awesome, they are cute!

You need to fill out every single question and be as detailed as possible. First off, stop using the light at night. They need a drop in temperature at night and can handle down into the 50's for the temp during this time. You need to be exact with your temperatures when filing out the form...

You need to start your own thread and not take over someone else's. That is very impolite.

You have done so 2 times now. If you want something start your own thread and ask whatever it is that you want to know.