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For the Holidays, I would like my screen cage and other accessories to finally arrive so I can get my cham habitat set up and running. Then, I can order my Panther and pray that he will be sent before it gets too cold here.

Pretty little girl and Cham!

From my experience back in the day with keeping snakes in glass enclosures with screened lids, if you don't have the cham in a separate room with a securable door, I would get rid of the cat.

If heat at night is needed you could buy a ceramic heat emitter (CHE) which screws in the same dome fixtures like normal light bulbs. CHEs emit infrared heat but no light.

Beautiful chameleons.

Would it be safer to ship chameleons, and practically all small lizards, in deli cups?

I am sorry to hear bout your loss.

Beautiful Jackson.

Good luck with this self-help project. I'm curious to see what the final product looks like.

Have you installed live plants in the cage?

Have you ever tried to set up a romantic night and lit a few candles? They heat up a room quickly. In a pinch, I've used candles to heat my snake room when the power went out. Just cover the cages to block out the light if necessary. May be a low tech alternative.

Is there anyone you trust to swing by to toss a few bugs in the cage/cup?

I thought you should feed babies as much as they will eat and not hold back food because of such rapid growth during this stage.

I'm new to the forums but I've thought about using a large bird cage during the warmer months.

Owl is that all you have for us? Empty promises? How can we check out your custom water recycler without pictures or at least a better description of how it is designed or set up? Actually, I am glad you posted this because I have been wondering if it is possible to recycle mist water.

When will a Kindle version be available?

Always wash your hands after handling any animal.

FlChamMom thank you. Jim Flaherty/The Chameleon Company is holding an Ambilobe for us. He has been great with responding to our emails. I understand the chams are more display/hands-off pets. That's the same reputation that my arboreal snakes have.

I don't what experience owners think, but I would concerned about cham poop on my furniture.

I was inspired to start a blog, with pictures, about my venture into keeping chameleons. This will be a three part act. Act 1: Pre-ownership Knowledge Acquisition; Act 2: Cage Set Up; and Act 3: Chameleon Reception and Introduction. As stated in a previous post (and in this Subject Line), I keep...