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Your girl is looking healthy, fat, and sassy! She looks like she could lay any day.

So many great photos but this one is my favorite!

If you put the plastic bin on a table or something with legs, a little raid on the legs will keep the ants out of your crickets. You may have to do it a couple times a year though. I have to do that with my BSF set-up.

Just my opinion, but I'd think that as long as they had cover from the sun they'd be fine. So as long as there is plenty of vegetation and access to water like all chameleons I would think they could "feel the burn" (insert lame gym joke here) and hang out in the shade if the sun was burning them.

I agree with the others about pic #1. That pic is awesome! They look like golem from the LOTR movies.

Not sure if they make the coated hardware cloth in sizes smaller than 1/2 but if so that would be even better. You could always cover part of the top to provide some shelter from the elements.

Look into 1/4 or 1/8 hardware cloth. 1/8 is harder to find but would be my choice. You could use it for the top and bottom if draining where the enclosure sits isn't a problem. You could also use composite decking boards for the bottom but wet dead insects could still pose a bacteria problem.

Plan on going the plastic container route or have something DIY in mind?

Let us know how it goes. I plan to get a colony started in South Florida in a week or so that will also be stored in a shed. I'll probably try no substrate first and see how that goes. North Florida doesn't have as much of the afternoon thunderstorms as South Florida from my experience so mold...

Beautiful girl you have there Spags!

Good looking veiled you have there!

Natural sunlight is great for them but they should still be in an enclosure of some sort. Never know when a bird or stray cat will make an attempt to grab a chameleon lunch.

Keep us updated on his weight / growth quite a beautiful critter you've got!

Amazing piece of work you've got there! Of course your patience and skill are impressive too!

The truth hurts

Nice DIY enclosure. You can always tack a piece of trim to your wood gaps to seal it up better.

LOL, spoken like a true salesman!

Thanks for the review Lathis!

Surinam roaches are interesting and legal in FL too. They only get around an inch long as adults though. Pretty sure Nick B sells those too.

I realize the overwhelming consensus is to not feed wild caught insects, however veiled chameleons (and other chameleons) wouldn't be thriving in various parts of South Florida if wild insects weren't relatively safe and provide much of the nutrition necessary for a chameleon to thrive on. I...