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I know this hasn’t been replied to in a long time, but I’m about to redo the cage of my three-year-old, male veiled chameleon. He has had a pretty large potted schefflera arboricola in his cage for an little over two years now. He’s eaten a lot off of it over the years and he hasn’t had any...

I think it could be a bradypodian nemorale, commonly known as the Zululand Dwarf Chameleon. Thoughts?

Hello! I need help identifying this chameleon! Found in South Africa. Thanks in advance.

I was just wondering if anyone could provide pictures of plants that are hanging from dragon ledges to see if it’s something I think I could do. Thanks!

I’m just going to keep it the way it is. He was in an enclosure with even less plants and did fine.

I guess I need to get rid of him to someone who can better set up a cage cuz I can’t.

I just want to get a feel for how to do it before I buy them, because I’m not a great do it yourselfer.

How do you attach things to the Dragon Ledge?

How do I hang a pothos from the top?

I can’t find any plants that will go to the top of his cage

It is a T5, a couple inches away from his basking spot. The enclosure has a screen top. Foliage is rather dense but not all the way up the cage.

How do I use that? How do you get crickets from the cricket keeper into it?

And you’re sure this can be used every feeding without over supplementation? And I don’t need any other supplement?

How do I dust lightly? I put them in a ziplock with some powder and shake it, but they always seem to look like “powdered donuts”

Is it safe to use at every feeding? I’m concerned about over supplementation.

I’m confused. I thought you needed to do multivitamin and calcium with D3 every two weeks and calcium without D3 almost every feeding. Also, won’t using this on every feeder over supplement him?

So the cricket food isn’t enough? I need to gutload with veggies and fruits, too? What should I gutload with?

I feel so bad. He hasn’t been cared for properly. perhaps I should get rid of him to someone who will properly care for him.

Chameleon Info: ◦ Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Veiled, male, unknown age (he is a juvenile, was a baby when I got him), I’ve had him since November ◦ Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Almost daily. He...

He always has skin peeling, for weeks now.