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No problem at all, I believe that is the point of the forum, is improving from one another... I placed foil paper at the bottom of the bottle and Put kale and cricket quencher calcium fortified... Post pictures when you get a chance.

its a snapple bottle that I cut.... I taped the edges to prevent injuring the chameleons tongue... place a mess in the back... so the feeders can climb up and down.... I glued two magnets in the back of the bottle and that is how i attached it to the cage... I like using magnets... I give...

Well, went to the vet today. They tested her for parasites ... did a complete check up on her. He said that she looks fine, shes carries eggs. He said that everything looked good, just keep up on the calcium (she got an injection) and to give her a spot to lay her eggs. So I'm relieved. :)

I got it from DIY I believe, I get confused with LLM. You have no idea how much research I did on everything. I had to research everything, plants and what not. I did not use corrugated material like she did.. I got wood that was treated and used that as my base. I also painted mine vs...

Is there anything that I can do so that she can try to lay her eggs or a vet visit is a must?

Your Chameleon - Veil, about 7-8 months old, just found out shes a female. Handling - I don't handle her Feeding - Crickets, dusted with calcium and with D3 every other week... Superworms once in a while.... I have a feeder bottle in the enclosure. Supplements - Fluckers Calcium w/ D3 ...

So it's safe to say that she's a girl. I placed a bucket with sand in the bottom of her enclosure... I hope its not to late for her to try to lay her eggs... shes not been eating much for about 10 days.

Yes, I read the article and I changed her setup completely, my brother in law had her in that small enclousure. Here's her new setup.

Thank you for your assessment. Here's a picture of her from behind... If she is a female, approximately how old and is it to late to place a bucket of dirt so that she can lay her eggs... I'm guessing shes around 8 months.. based on what my brother in law told me.

Thank you for your inspiration....I adopted a veil... from a small glass enclosure to a 24x24x48 screen enclosure....

Good Evening Gents and Ladies, I've adopted this chameleon from my brother in law. She was orginally kepted in a glass enclosure. I've purchased a screen cage since then and totally updated her enclosure. I need to know her gender and age so that I can place a bucket with sand in her...

Quick question, how did you attach the living wall to the screen enclosure?

Thanks for this lovely idea. I just bought everything at Home depot... I'm going to use wood for the frame. I'll post pictures up when i'm done... Do you have any pictures of this inside your screen cage? I ordered a DIY 24.24.48 cage and I plan on decking it out with this natural living...