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There are a lot of reptile products that are not safe to use with a pet chameleon. Watch to learn why red heat bulb, compact UVB bulbs, fake vines and plants...

There are a lot of reptile products that are not safe to use with a pet chameleon. Watch to learn why red heat bulb, compact UVB bulbs, fake vines and plants, small enclosures, and waterfalls are not recommended.

Hello! You've gotten some really great advice so far and I know it is a lot to digest. I'll try to help fill in some gaps. 1. You asked if you need a fixture to hold the bulb.. Yes you do. Here is a link to my shopping list that includes the fixture and discounts...

At that age, you can’t really tell by colors. Instead you’re looking at the base of the tail to see if there’s a hemipenal bulge. Bulge = male. No bulge = female.

Female

If it was me, I’d deck out the new enclosure with the proper lighting, plants/branches, and move him in there ASAP. He’s going to need time to get adjusted to the new enclosure but once he’s settled in, he’ll be good to go.

I had little paw prints made and framed it 💚

I keep mine at room temperature and they do just fine

Female. You can tell by the lack of a hemipenal bulge.

Jackson's require pretty significant temperature drops at night so you'll want to consider that when deciding on what species to get. If building one from scratch is an option for you (I personally am not great at that kind of stuff) then I would think about going big! Something like 4'x2'x4'...

Home Depot and Lowe’s are great options. But if you want a website, thebiodude.com sells live plants! That’s where I got my plants for my most recent enclosure. Code NEPTUNE10 saves you 10% off on every order. Pothos and dracaena have been my two favorites lately.

Learn what gutloading is, how often to gutload, and what ingredients you should feed to your bugs before feeding them to your chameleon.

Just because there is a picture of a chameleon on the box, does not mean you should get it for your chameleon.

With so many options out there it can be hard to know what substrate is safe and not safe for your chameleon.

I answer all of your hornworm questions related to chameleons!

HELP! My chameleon isn't eating! My chameleon is only eat superworms! If that sounds like you, this is the video to watch.

You’ve bought a cage for your chameleon, but you’re not sure how to decorate and build the inside. Look no further! This video will take you step-by-step on how to properly set up a chameleon enclosure.

Female chameleons will lay eggs even if they've never been with a male chameleon before. Without a laying bin your chameleon can become egg bound and die.

This video will go over everything you need to know when it comes to water and chameleons.

Do chameleons need to be fed salads or just bugs? Watch this video to learn the reason why chameleons will sometimes eat plants, fruits, and vegetables and why it's not recommended.