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Don't crap where you eat My Mom always told me to never crap where you eat, so what does Polly crap in her food dish?

Ive had my veiled 3 weeks today, I have my basking lamp set in the low 90's with the gradient in the 80's with a 10* drop at night but, I never have seen her bask, she always hangs on the cooler side of her enclosure or down in the middle of the foliage, she does hang on the side quite a bit...

I just got done watching a video on YouTube where a guy feeds his Veiled fruit, Mango to be specific, Is this ok? http://youtu.be/q0L6rRHR6Fc

This is the first time I I have seen Polly show a pattern or spots, shes usually just all green, does this indicate anything? ( Ive only had her 3 weeks)

Ok, its not a Chameleon but I did take this picture of one of my young Amazon Milk Frogs and I wanted to share it. A very lucky shot.

When hand feeding a Chameleon, is there a technique to it? 1.Should you use tongs? 2.Bare fingers and how far away from the animal should you hold the food? 3.Hold it higher than the animals head or lower than the animals head?:)

We have all witnessed out pets shed but when I look at Polly I just say, "awwwww poor baby." I want to get in there and help her.

Ive looked and read much about humidity levels, I understand that it varies depending on species. I have also read different opinions and that a decent humidity level range from 50% to 80%, Ive read the care sheets and some are not specific on levels but merely state "moderate Humidity"...

Ive read a lot today as I just joined today, I am in no way new too Reptile care but I am new to Charms which I do NOT have yet, I am still working on his setup, I want it right before I put my pet in it. Here's my enclosure; https://www.chameleonforums.com/my-prospective-enclosure-131287/...

I have trained my Beardie to feed from a container (porcelain ramekin), he will eat from the substrate but he knows to look and find food in the container. It save from him having to search for food and it keeps stray crickets at bay. The Mom n Pop store that has the adult Panther Charm that...

"Diablo" My Australian Spotted Python, hes much bigger now My Albino Rosy Boa named Pippi, also much bigger now Here's "Domino" my Florida King who is not friendly, In fact she will eat your face off If your not careful

I plan to use an artificial substrate like an artificial grass carpet, paper or paper towels but, I have seen so many enclosures with Cocco Fiber, I have no plans on using CF but I have read that its not the best to use but still many use it, what's everyone else using?

This guy in "Mushu" my 5 month old BD

So as a hopeful new owner of a Charm soon, I obviously want to set its enclosure up first and have it as near perfect before I buy. This is what I have and plan to use. Its dimensions are 36" L X 24" W X 63" H

Hello, my name is Gary, I originally hail from the Philadelphia area but now in Maryland for now. I currently do not own any Chameleons but I am planning to purchase either a Panther or a Veiled very soon so, I want to research what I need as far as set up before I purchase my pet as I know...