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There is a logical flaw in comparing a real branch to the fake rubberized plastic texturized "vine" I wasn't trying to attack you or anything just trying to help from years of being on the forum as well as first hand experience and the vet visits that paired with the logic that these fake vines...

The rubberized vines have a texture that flakes off they aren't the best material for eyes to rub on and are just rubber around a metal wire. Again you may not have had an issue yet but these "vines" are a red flag for husbandry it just opens the doors for issues.

Highly recommend to avoid the fake vines

If at all possible I would highly encourage you to swap out those rubberized vines. As for the vines those plastic coated ones are really awful for chameleons, they have a texture that runs off and chameleons often rub their eyes on branches and vines. If at all possible try to swap for...

The fox farms has great soil the hoppy frog has ribosomal mycelium so you may even see some fruit bodies aka mushrooms in time .... A good sign

Plants that tolerate low light might survive but never thrive. Proximity to a window definitely helps pothos can tolerate a lower light and def can survive off just ambient light / t5 but if you want growth and lush foliage you'll likely need more. The palms I don't have much experience...

I have used the sansi as well as a jungle dawn they are both great lights and your plants will really appreciate the added lumens. If you hold off on the purchase I can probably mail you one of my sansi (I have several for my indoor plants and retired one due to my jungle dawn purchase) I...

Another photo that shows what a BIG boy he is.

Dm sent with more photos

I purchased him as a true juvenile from a local breeder in 2019 so he's prob 4-4.5 years old. I see the folks here for his annual visit and fecals as well as when I took him him for the eye https://www.drexotic.com/about/ I'll send you a direct chat. The vet did an irrigation of the eye at...

Thank you. I know I lurked and learned on the forums for some time and am grateful for everyone's willingness to share their experiences and knowledge. Perhaps there is someone soaking up the dos and do nots and could bring this lil guy into their home. He's set up for success with equipment so...

It has been a wild ride this year and with my lease coming to an end and rent being raised yet again it pains me but I think it would be appropriate to re home my male panther chameleon. He is a male ambilobe that I got from a local breeder in 2019. I've shared his entire life with the wonderful...

I am not as familiar with this plant but know that as many other plants it's listed toxicity is oxalate which is very common for plants in the Araceae family. This is my opinion not verified but I would be willing to bet that it's toxicity is similar to pothos or other plants in that family...

Yes Hoya are all safe , the variety is mainly just color or foliage difference. I keep several Hoya with my chameleon and love them

I just couldn't help spam more photos lol

A throw back to 2 years ago getting some sun with dude , my male panther chameleon

Just want to echo the prior comments for pothos. It is your best friend as a new plant person truly... They are very forgiving once you get a little more comfortable with plants Hoya is an overlooked plant that likes smaller pots so it saves space can thrive in the chameleon conditions and...

Hitch hikers are REAL

good afternoon and happy tail Tuesday everyone!