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Thanks everyone. Yes, we are super excited, and very lucky, to have found him. A little update, Charlie is settling into his outdoor cage and seems to be doing better. His urate, still has some orange tinge to it but is predominately white. I have not yet seen him eat but there are fewer...

So, after a year of being MIA, I had the fortunate luck to find my daughter's lizard, Charlie, hanging out in my neighbor's tree today. Once I got the ladder and climbed up, Charlie crawled right into my hands. Besides being underweight and a little dehydrated, he seems no worse for wear. We are...

Yes, it keeps them out of the poop, they poop a lot, and make cleaning easier.

Well,Charlie is a year old, and besides being a little skittish, he is doing awesome!

Awesome pic

Charlie's first shed in his big boy home. Unfortunately, he hates the camera, but he is starting to get some big boy colors. Est. 9-10 mo old

Charlie chasing some z's.

As a combat vet with many friends that have been diagnosed with PTSD, I can say that many of them have made great strides using service animals, if it is an option, I highly suggest the program.

Cool picture, it really shows how much work they put into egg production!

The basking light is actually outside the enclosure. I wanted to have it all enclosed, but I couldn't think of a way have it in the enclosure without potential problems.

The light is a repzilla and came like that, so I assumed that is good to go. Anyone else have any input?

Does anyone have any advise to offer about, how long should I wait before moving Charlie into his new home?

I'm new at this chameleon thing, this forum and other people's project were instrumental. I made a lot of mistakes along the way, and may try another in the future.

Here are some pics of a curio cabinet that I repurposed into a terrarium for my veiled, Charlie. This has been an extensive and exhausting project, but to highlight some of the features, the enclosure started out as a curio cabinet from Craig's list. 1. Sand and repaint. The inside was painted...

It's the glass cage he does not yet understand that he can't get to the table top. Mine used to do the same thing.

I came home and he was just starting. So far, he has rid most of his underside and is working some branches pretty good to get his head. I give him a day or two and, if there are still some patches, it will be the shower for him.

Charlie started his first shed, since I purchased him, today!

Great job!!!

Pick an seeming interested person or two in the crowd and talk to them. Use their head nods and facial expressions to judge your performance and make it more personal. Slow down, speech tempo increases under stress and can make you more stressed. Above all, don't over memorize, just be prepared...

I have been told, but not actually seen it, that there is a wild population of Jackson's Chameleons living and thriving in Laguna Canyon, Ca. A classmate of mine said that he and a herpetologist friend collect specimens that are ill, get them patched up and return them to the canyon. Like I...