enclosure pix..post urs! / chams too!

[davider]

hey guys im just posting my new location for my cham tank and i want to see if you will post some of urs and/or u chams bc i am going to get 2 more new chams and enclosures and want some ideas!
thanks
-david

 

[angus310]

what size is that enclosure?

 

[davider]

18" 18" 36"

 

[Marc10edora]

that is one fat cham.

 

[Dave Legacy]

that is one fat cham.

I was thinking the exact same thing! WTH!? Somebody should throw a hammock in there for fat boy.

 

[davider]

haha yeah she is fat BUT

she is real healthyyyyyyyyy and that was taken after her dinner..
very active maybe too active bc she always bites mee lol
-david

 

[Julirs]

Could she be gravid? What are you using for UVB lighting? I would definitely put a laying container in with her just in case.

 

[summoner12]

Could she be gravid? What are you using for UVB lighting? I would definitely put a laying container in with her just in case.

Yeah I was going to say the same thing. she looks like my cham did just before she started digging.

 

[lbesok]

Here are my chameleon in their setups.

 

[apple]

liz it looks like you have a cozy place for those cages

 

[lbesok]

Yep, the porch has little areas on both sides that they fit snugly into .

 

[davider]

Could she be gravid? What are you using for UVB lighting? I would definitely put a laying container in with her just in case.

no she has never seen a male... she just had a large meal lol
im using a mercury vapor and she gets an hour or so of natural sun a day

 

[kristytia]

hi im new to this and have a male veiled, but im sure that the female does not have to be with a mate to lay eggs? correct me if im wrong. everyone is great on here so im sure they will help more.

 

[lbesok]

They can lay unfertilized eggs, without ever being with a male.

 

[Brad Ramsey]

Remember, males are not necessarily required.
Females often lay clutches of infertile eggs...especially if they're over-fed.

-Brad

 

[summoner12]

Remember, males are not necessarily required.
Females often lay clutches of infertile eggs...especially if they're over-fed.

-Brad

I would like to underline this part: especially if they're over-fed"

And remind you that you need to do something to help her lay her eggs.

 

[TreelionsUK]

A few pics,

 

[Dave Weldon]

Howdy,

I mention that these photos are old because things are a bit different these days. The mist system is a little bit less complicated and I don't raise as may different feeders (no more hissers...)

An older photo of some of my enclosures:

Old photo of feeder insect setups:

 

[bucky]

Hey lbesok,is that a female panther in the top cage? And great cages.

 

[John33871]

wow dave, i am jealous of all your feeders you got and what nice homes they got and as well as your chameleons. very nice, i wish my grandparents wouldnt mind that in our home, lol.