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This is a great deal guys! I really just want to see her go to a good home!

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Hey guys and gals I am trying to re-home my female veiled as I can no longer take the stress of egg laying. She is about 2 years old and has laid one clutch of unfertilized eggs. She has been very well cared for and will come with the following: 1 ficus tree 1 umbrella plant 1 pothos plant...

Your husbandry is pretty spot on. You may want to look into dubia roaches for some extra variety. I don't see anything cosmetically to be worried about. Also you'll need to upgrade his enclosure to something bigger as he gets older.

Also you need the get separate cages immediately! Chams are solitary creatures and housing them together in a cage that small will result in the death of one.

It's possible but I see drainage being an issue as well as feeders hiding in the substrate. Any reason you don't want to do a bare bottom?

Mine used to run and hide. Now she just sits in it. Maybe yours will have a change of heart too.

Any update on this little guy?

I will mirror what all have said before me. Keeping your 9 Chams outside won't work year round even in Florida. It gets too hot in the summer and it gets too cold in the winter. You'll have to move them inside for this months and unless you want your whole HOUSE turned into a free range you need...

I don't think so. Sugar and or pedialyte actually dehydrate you but replenish electrolytes lost in the body. Also you are doing amazing work with this little guy. I don't understand how someone could ever let their pet get in that bad of a condition! Keep up the great work!

I'm in the process of setting up a dubia colony so that I can get rid of crickets entirely. Roaches are better as they offer a higher protein to chitin ratio. Also they don't smell bad, chirp, or jump.

I think the urates look fine as well.

I've heard mine sneeze once. At least I think it was a sneeze.

The sky's the limit! I made a custom enclosure as have others. You might want to add a pothos for extra cover. They're about $10 at any garden store. Is your Cham wet because they sit under the dripper? Is it right under the basking bulb. If so you might want to move it.

As long as you water proof the wood it will be fine.

Are they in the same cage?!?! Chameleons should not be housed in the same enclosure. If they are separate them immediately!

Chameleons live in trees. I'm sure he can handle a 2-4 foot fall and be fine.

It's very possible. I just finished a similar build. As long as you waterproof the wood it'll be fine. https://www.chameleonforums.com/showthread.php?t=121435

Agree. Mine don't drip at all after a misting.

It might be clogged with calcium deposits. Try soaking the mister head in vinegar.