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It is a Zilla Basic Tropical Terrarium

He does have a spur on his back feet. Also, the bulb is blue, as it is a day blue bulb, though I have a regular UVB bulb (on the right) to go with it :confused:

They are wonderful creatures, as the temperature and humidity, some depends on where you live. Keep many live plants, mist it, as I also own a veiled chameleon, and love it. If you are looking to cover the top, use Plexiglas, but on no more than half, on the side of his water supply, to keep in...

I am not 100% sure but if it is screen it doesn't hurt as mine climbs it all the time and they do that at the pet store to. Hope I helped!

My cage is glass with a screen top. It is a Zilla, and I use zoo med day blue bulb, a zilla topical 25 series uvb bulb, and a zilla night black bulb. I put on the blue and uvb bulb from light to dark, then put the night bulb on at dark. I create a range of temps from 70-80 and the RH is from 10...

Here are the pictures that you asked for. Any idea what it is? Thank you.

That sounds like mine. I will post pictures tomorrow, as I do not want to disturb him/her.

So I have a baby veiled chameleon, but no one knows what gender it is, even at the pet store. It seems to change colors, eat alot, and has a quite lage casque, but then again I have no reference to what a small one is. I will then post the pictures if you need to see. Thank You again.

Well what about Plexiglas?

I agree, I am interested to see what the final product looks like. I also think that replacing the wood with glass might be better to preserve heat and humidity, but I am no 100% sure.

Thank you. I also give him meal worms, as he eats those only when he wants. I have three live plants along with three fake ones and spray the terrarium 5+ times a day, but it seems to do nothing. Any thing else I can try?

Hello, I am new here and I have a few questions. I have just gotten a baby veiled chameleon. One is, how do I raise the humidity? It seems that when I raise the temp., the humidity goes down, and vise-versa. Also, he will not stop eating. How do I know when to stop as he ate 30 crickets...