Littlefoot & Mr. Jack photo dumps

LOOK!! I got them both together in the same pic! 😅🥰

(PSA: Don't ever let your chams see each other in their homes. There's a curtain between them. )

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This also literally how I see them when I walk up to the cage... I'm 5'5"... the top of their cage is 7'
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Awesome! That’s about my perspective with all of mine too, but I’m only barely 5’. We need those types of curtains with ceiling tracks like they have in hospitals. 😂 I have a freestanding pole thing that I’m always bumping into and knocking down.
 
I'm not going to lie, there have been mornings where I go to open the front curtains and a part pops out then entire front just falls down on me. 😅 I'll have to glue the PVC pipes together one of these days...
 
If there's one thing in life that I constantly look forward to... I'd say it's the time between May - August; when the winter wonderland of Canada-land becomes a bearable temperature... 🤣


So, comes the conundrum... What do I love more? Free heat in the spring/summer, or having to pay to be cold; for the sake of the chams? ... 🤔

Chams win. 🤦‍♀️🥶❄️😅

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I've been so busy with work and school that I just realized May 1 was Jack's got'cha day. He got some extra treats today to celebrate. 😅🥳

I hope I'm not jinxing anything, but I think I can safely say that the Orius have exceeded my expectations. All my plants seem to be pest free again. I'd 100% recommend them to get rid of pests. But the mantis eggs still haven't hatched. To be fair the room never gets hotter than 68f, so maybe they need heat?

Littlefoot's still not shown any signs of egg production! 🥰

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Water time!

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Fun fact: Chameleons have specialized, waterproof skin that repels moisture. Because their skin acts as a protective shield, they cannot absorb water through soaking. To stay hydrated, chameleons must actively drink water droplets off leaves or lick moisture from their surroundings.

... I'm not sure where some vets/people get the idea that bathing/soaking a chameleon is a good idea. 🤷‍♀️
 
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