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My baby veiled hasn't (as far as I've noticed) been rubbing the glass anymore. I'm taking him out of his glass terrarium soon. Also, I had a paper towel across the top to keep in fruit flies escaping through the screen and since have removed it now that he's taking larger pray. I thought I...

Thanks for the quick response. The I don't know how old the chameleon is. tail and all he's only as big as my pinky. He is still voraciously eating fruit flies. I'll monitor his droppings and make sure that there isn't anything that could get stuck to his tongue hence forth. THanks again

There was a tiny twig on the bottom of my baby veileds vivarium that he swallowed after latching onto it while snagging a fruit fly. How high are the chance that this could become impacted? What do I do to help the current situation if anything? :confused: Thanks

Crickets usually just walk unless startled and I gues a flying toungue coming in at the speed of light just might startle a cricket.

So how can you really tell if it's the right lighting or not?

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Ok, Here's a pic of little Earnest but wife's shortend it to Chammy. The light is a ESU power compact 50/50. It's a high output reef light which is basically two t5 bulbs conected. one tube is 20,000k (blue) and the other is 10,000k (white) It grows corals and plants well. I don't know if...

So I thought you said in the video that the crickets can climb the sides of the milk container. Maybe you meant they will climb the screen. Is the plastic slick enough so that they cant climb out?

I have a 48" compact florescent light that spans that stretch of tanks. I have a paper towel over the screen top to keep the fruit flies in while he's feeding on those. When he moves up to larger crickets I'll remove that but the light comes in pretty well from behind the tank but it's through...

I bought a baby veiled at a show the other weekend. I have him in a small glass tank with screen top for now. There are several small twigs and a few live plants the substrate is damp sphagnum moss and a bit of potting soil under that. Temps are up to 88 daytime and 70 night. At first he was...