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I think that is because there are numerous people that have put them together incorrectly. I have put two together and had no issue. Sorry not trying to be rude, just saying.

I don't think that her posts are serious, pretty sure that she is just trolling. If not god help chameleons everywhere.

That is great news. It is really crazy how long they can dig for.

Make sure that the hoses are tightly fitting into the intakes. If they are not you won't get the suction. Also make sure that the hose isn't too kinked. You can loop them around, but if they are bent, it won't work.

Paper towel The only thing that I would recommend using is paper towel. Cat litter maybe ingested, which could cause impaction, not to mention other issues if there are any deodorizing chemicals on it.

Hey Mine really never eats from a feeder cup. Have you tried free ranging. That just might be what he is used to. All of the crickets close together in the cup may freak him out. Give it a shot and see if it works. Can't hurt.

Lay bin Do you have an adequate lay bin for her. If she is about to lay it is important that you do. If you go to the breeding section, there is a good video. I don't have a veild, but I do have a panther and for about two weeks before she lays she barely eats. She isn't mean, but her colors...

Not sure about the marking, but you really should know what your temps are, both ambient and basking. This is very important for keeping chams. If you are unsure of the temps check out the caresheet under care resources. I am sure a more senior member will chime in about the marking.

Hey-that is horned worms from the wild, but I believe that is because they eat the plant itself which is poisonous.

Expos can be hit or miss from what I hear for chams. You should research some of the site sponsors and other trusted breeders that are members. You live in the US so you have a lot of great options. Fair enough that you want to give the expo a chance. I thought that I would throw in my...

Yoshi looks awesome!

Looks amazing. I envy people with climates that allow for outdoor enclosures.

Just as an FYI if your living room is s high traffic area, it probably isn't the best spot for your Cham.

Manitoba advice Hey congrats on the move. As you know I live close by to you, so I understand the weather issue. I had to take my Cham to the vet during the fall, which may not have been as cold, but still not warm. I filled up a latex glove with hot tap water and put it on the bottom of...

First off really sorry to hear about your first chameleon. That is terrible. In terms of UVB Arcadia is the best. I picked mine up at a local reptile store. One of the site sponsors is a lighting expert. You could check them out and order one there.

Definitely a troll

Positive he is a he? Are you 100% sure that it is a male? Around seven months is when female panthers can be gravid. I know mine did and completely lost her appetite. Just a thought.

Just bought a humidifier from the hardware store for 30. The room humidity is 15% without it and is now at 70%. It shoots up to 90% when my mister goes off. Great buy in my opinion.

I am really sorry for you and your family. That is devastating. Maybe there was a pre existing injury and the strain of the turn just was too much. Again really sorry.

I have to keep my basking around 80 or my girl will lay every 45 days or so, which is not good for her. As per many threads on this seems to be an accepted practise. Sorry not trying to be a smart ***, just thought I would through that in.