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Sorry, you won't find that same product at a home-improvement store. We bought it from Dupont Chemical - in a large drum. There are some folks that have similar products - perhaps even someone that is currently getting it the way we did. Have you checked on Kingsnake? Or try a Google search...

I think I tried using a hanging plant in 2002, and found that it didn't work well at all. :) In all the larger cages like you described, we have found that 10" sitting plants work best. There are some great bushy, tree-like plants you can use for chams. If you hang too much plant at the...

Our male veiled chameleons are housed in 24 x 24 x 48 enclosures. My husband built them from cedar and used hardware cloth for the screening. The solid wood bottom has a plastic liner (we found 24"x24"x2" drip pans at a hydroponics supply). Excess moisture can be suctioned out or a drain can be...

birthday present for hubby

For our "house lizards" we use the water jugs too - got a row of 20 - 1gal plastic AZ tea jugs. We refill them as we use them and they go to the back of the row... they average close to 48 hours before getting used again. It's such a simple system. :) ~Morgana

It may not add exciting new info, but I want to add our experiences. We have used almost every water delivery method - stopping short of waterfalls. We babysat for a cham that had a waterfall in his cage, and I removed; scrubbed and Nolvasan'd that thing daily. It was waaaaaay too much work...

he sees his reflection

our first male veiled, sunning outside

newborns flock to the top of the bush