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I think the common metal rectangle cham cage is functional, but aesthetically boring, so I was trying to come up with clever ways to make a tall, well ventilated, beautifully lit enclosure that wouldn't look like complete garbage in my apartment (I am TERRIBLE at construction) when I realized...

Good evening! I'm a cham enthusiast and I just moved out to Girdwood, AK. Naturally, I left all my herps at home in CO (four veileds, ball python, and a juvenile caiman) until I figured out how living out here was going to work out. Girdwood is a pretty tiny town about an hour south of...

My male veiled cham has terrible MBD. I know this takes weeks or months to develop, but it honestly seems to have developed overnight. A few days ago he was chasing crickets all over the cage, now he can't even hold himself up or move in any direction. He lives in a 18x18x30 wire mesh cage...

There are tons of threads here about baby chams, but I couldn't find any pic-heavy threads with very old ones. I've seen people claim they have panthers and veileds that were 7+ years old - let's see em!

I was helping my wife find a new dining table at Ikea the other day when i started noticing that they pretty much had everything you'd need to put together a pretty sweet cham enclosure, so i made this. enjoy!

I have a male and female pair of veiled chameleons in perfect shape. They're about 3 months old. The enclosures include the two cages, plants, 2 lamps with bulbs, a UV light bar, spray bottles, a cricket keeper, a dropper, full Herptivite AND calcium dusters, and all are in perfect shape...

My 1 year old veiled laid 43 eggs in december. since then her and the male have been seperate, but she's recently gotten huge and she's doing that not-eating thing again. could she be pregnant again? i've read about "reciprocal sperm" getting chams that haven't mated pregnant again in a short...

from what i've gathered here, my veiled cham eggs should be kept at roughly 68-74 degrees and at 95%+ humidity, but when i ran a search about mold problems, most of the advice is to dry them out. can anyone clarify this for me?

While we've been keeping our chams almost entirely on a budget (i.e. in bird cages with poked-hole drippers, $5 Wal-Mart money trees, and lighting systems completely supplied by Lowe's) our veileds, Kraken and Keallach, which we've raised almost entirely on the collective wisdom of this forum...

i take my male and female 6-month-old-chams for walks outside when it's nice. basically, i just put them in the yard. of course, 3 days ago my male got up a tree quicker than i could catch him. for 2 days we searched for him with no results. finally, on the night of the 3rd day we found him...

Cage Info: Cage Type - 4' x 20" x 18", screen Lighting - i use reprisun (?) for heat spot bulbs and UVB Temperature - 73-78 da, cooler at night, with basking light and UVB above Humidity - 30-50% Plants - umbrella and pothos, potted Location - 4' tall cage on 2' tall dresser, no AC...

My name's John, I live in Oklahoma with my wife, Sarah, who's from Dublin, Ireland. We met in Tokyo, got married in a shark tank on St. Patrick's Day, and moved to Tulsa where we spend my meager earnings on german cars and exotic reptiles...actually, chams were the only reptiles that moved...

So my 2 new veiled babies (1 male, 1 female) are doing something i've never seen. They're keeping their mouths open for a few seconds several times a day. they are just under a month old, usually a strong neon green. The enclosure is 3 ft high by 19" wide by 19" deep. i mist them 3 times a...