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Sure! Any more chams, and I’ll be living out there with ya!

If I don’t incorporate chamming into the landscaping, my wife will make me sleep outside.

Just some fun pics!

When nights are above 45, and days are sunny, they can be kept outdoors. Both jax and Howhnelli can take low nights.

It’s great that the pet store will take them! I don’t want to be a downer, but there are somethings worthwhile thinking about here. First, many people report losses between 2 and 4 months, which is why it is recommended that jax should be older than 4 months before sale. My thoughts on this are...

Congrats! The best advice I can offer is to raise them individually, and get them cold at night (50-60). No need for heat lamps, just standard t5 uvb. I’ll post some pics of the 20 or so individual cages my wife and I threw together in an afternoon. Plastic bins from the dollar store, some...

@ferretinmyshoes ?

Its great he seems to be doing better; good job! If you’re open to suggestion/discussion, we could go over your setup and make sure everything is on point.

Can I make a recommendation, instead? I’ll just do it: Try Sunset Chameleons, instead. Likely similarly priced, but hand crafted and aesthetically pleasing. Instead, try sunset chameleons. Hand crafted and they are a site sponsor: https://www.sunsetchameleons.com/

Just a bunch of random pics from today. Finally got off my butt and dig some greenhouse maintenance. Anyways, enjoy! And know if it wasn’t for the community support I received here, I wouldn’t have been able to become so hopelessly obsessed.

Nice choice, and nice Cham!

It’s only really veiled chameleons that occasionally snack on their plants. So there is less to worry about with other species.

What species of chameleon ?

Who’s this from?

Yup! He’s a star from whom I learn something new everytime I talk to him.

First, and in my defence, I was very loaded in those pics. However, as that is my usual state, I suppose it’s no excuse. 🤪. But yes, tune in to Michael Nash’s interview! The guy has some unique and progressive ideas and is a boon for the chammunity!

Linda, also consider grasshoppers.

I applaud the in-your-face-ness here!

Here, here!

Thanks, @Dridrop12 !