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started off with 1 12x4x2 and cut it down the middle to make 3 lenghts of 1"x12' then cut those to get 4'x1" cut 4 of those to get 8 at 2' cut a little off 4 to be able to make a base and top formed the top with 4 of the pieces and put a diagonal through the middle to be able to hang...

i just built a cage today to solve this problem ill pose the pictures in a bit

not really ive had my veiled for about 2 months now and when i brought home some pinheads when she was smaller i offered them and she was not interested at all but i went out and bought some mealies and they were annihilated! tastes and preferences i suppose :)

clea feels my pain haha

well no matter what i do crickets always seem to find a way to escape and after i went through a rough patch with a couple of beardies i think my mom would shoot me if she saw any more crickets in the house hahaha im gonna give the silks a try and move up to hornworms and supers once shes...

thanks thanks i was gonna consider coastalsilkworms because i live in orlando and i know their east coast location is jacksonville VERY conventient otherwise the shipping rates boost the $10 cost for 1000 silk eggs to about $87468923746 RIDICULOUS!! she wants nothing to do with...

i feed my female veiled about 6-10 mealies every day but shes about 4-5 months now i was wondering if this was to much / when i should change it up / should i feed her more.... i think you know what im talking about here thanks =]

you should not use the coil UV it causes blindness and serious illness

i was talking about for a feeder for all his other 234243242349873249827349032874 234 pets hahaha should have signified i suppose

try mealworms just bulk order about 1000 and put them in a tupperware. let em sit feed em yada yada and in about 3-4 weeks youll get pupae and after that beetles SUPER simple

how old is she? i cant wait until my girl is that big!!! i dont plan on breeding but theres just something about the big chams that gets me so excited =]

found it = ) https://www.chameleonforums.com/our-habitats-pictorial-overview-29629/

best trick in the book i saw a HUGE picture "story" the other day of how a couple built a giant setup but for drainage they took a piece of plexi and sandwhiched it between to wood frames of the same size as the plexi. clamp the framed together with the plexi in between and put it in the oven...

agreed sunlight is sunlight.. it doesnt have to be pointing directly on him to get the necessary UV. i went for an outdoor setup with my veiled and within 5 minutes she was up a pine tree. looks like a need to go back to the drawing board hahaha

hey i cant say ive ever had this problem because my female veiled eats like a horse haha but when i first brought her home she was a bit hesitant of the feeder bowl. im using a clear plastic deli cup and it took her a while to figure out that she has to go above the dish and her tongue cant go...

im gonna go with you breed your own feeders hahahaha i cant imagine the cricket bill at the end of the week i breed my own mealworms which is the easiest thing ive ever done so i highly recomend it. my list of 4 is 2 dogs a ball python and sasha my veiled

bradley?!??!?!1 you have 83 pets ?!?!?!?!?!!?!?!??!?!!? THATS INSANE HAHAHAHAHAAHA

im a little worried about the whole gravid process for a female veiled. im unsure of how old she is but i think shes around 5-6 months. she still has the basic green color with some nice white lines coming in on her belly and bright green splotches on her side none the less shes a chubby one for...

agreed just try making your own... i made one from aluminum frame, screen spleen, and screen. real simple

i have a female veiled that i thought i would be ok with, but now im really stressing the whole "gravid" aspect of the cham. im willing to do a flat out trade male for female if anyone has a breeding project or maybe trade for a panther and pay the difference. ill try to get some pictures up...