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He looks red bar to me

Ok thanks for the help. I purchased the correct stuff

Enjoying their time outside

I could use some help with that. Ive tried many times and havent been successful. I can see tons of eggs from the bottom of the clear dish I use for them to lay in. I have been using eco earth as the laying soil. Could that be the problem? Ive trird keeping them everywhere from lightly moist to...

Would the correct stuff be for chameleons specifically? I noticed this has d3 in it so it wouldnt be ok for every feeding?

Just not sure cuz of the gecko on the front

2 panther and 1 veiled

Very nice! It seems unanimous

This is the drainage I have set up. I removed the tree so you could see it better. Its just egg crate resting on steel rods with a tub underneath

After getting two females blindly, I want to make sure its a male

The ones ive seen are covering two and three different enclosures at once. The reason im so curious is because I have 3 chams and all have their own 18" 5.0. Its just alot to deal with and maybe less energy efficient?

I have seen pics on here of long uvb bulbs with metal frames. What are those lights and are they better than your basic 5.0?

Very nice. What locale is splash?

Denver, Colorado

You may want to check the bottom sides of the leaves and also near the stems for mites. Ficus trees dont typically need too much light, so if it looks like its dying, it could have mites. The leaves will start to die and eventually youll lose the tree

Is it difficult to maintain a lower temp in the bottom glass portion? I love the idea.

Is that a half glass, half screen enclosure?

Will the females have a bright red throat and blue on the top of the head?

The suspense is killing me. Im hoping for a male

Hopefully these pics are better. Thanks