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Adorable :love:

I am sorry for your loss. Our family is sending you lots of love and support. It's always a huge tragedy when a cham is lost.

I wouldn't count on the veiled eating vegetables. Mine hasn't eaten any in a long time, which is why it's important give the feeders a variety of different foods. Commercial gutloads are super good for this.

Oh I hadn't thought it might not show for mobile users :D Well maybe I'll post the link from now on!

Isn't the part under a members post called the signature? Sorry if I've been using the term wrong or if I've been too vague.

What do you mean by upgrade? If you want retain humidity better you can coat the cage in plastic and for plants I suggest getting something like Dragon Strand ledges. I've heard they work really well.

Arcadia makes really good bulbs and for basking normal bulbs are fine. You might have try a few different wattages to get to optimal basking temperature. For plant lights, I don't think you'll need an extra lamp for them unless your cage has loads of plants or if the light doesn't reach all the...

Sounds like it might be some sort of respiratory infection. I'd take him to the vet. Also could you fill out the help form in my signature?

So cute!!!! :love:

Which product are you talking about? Amazon is pretty good place to find all sorts of reptile equipment. You could also look through the site sponsors.

Looks like mouth rot to me but I'm not an expert on that. I suggest you take him to the vet and fill out the help form in my signature, if you haven't already.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/

That's pretty common. You can fill out the help form in my signature if you want to check that everything is ok with your husbandry.

Not all chams like eating fruits and vegetables. Mine hasn't eaten any in a long time, I don't thinks it's that big of a deal.

Looks amazing! I would add a bit more vines towards the top. Empty space = wasted space!

The video also shows how to drain the false bottom.

The start of this video shows how to do your own false bottom.

You should set up a drainage layer if you are using a substrate instead of a bare bottom. Plastic egg crate works super well for drainage. Just put this on the bottom and then some carbon fiber window screen mesh on top of it and then just add your substrate. That way all of the water will drain...

Just make sure the pieces are not too big for your cham so they won't choke.

Mealworms are a big no for chams. Feed him crickets instead. You could also fill out the help form. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/