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I don't understand it either. My guy has two hibiscus, a LARGE number of vines and about six perches in a large cage and I still find him hanging upside down on the wall from time to time sunning himself. He also climbs the all when hunting food. I think @Damicofam6 is most accurate - a straight...

i'm speechless. He. is. GORGEOUS!

I don't know much about MBD so I can't in good faith give any answer to that, although I do trust what others here are saying in that regards. But, you did ALSO ask about the amount of handling for this project and, MBD or not, I still think that is too much handling/movement (and thus stress)...

Taco is beautiful - I really couldn't help but to say so. Stunning actually. I know this is pretty much a useless comment, since I know nothing about Melleri and am offering nothing of substance, but I am sending SO many positive vibes to both you and Taco for a speedy recovery (if something is...

@Mikkimingus that seems like an awful lot of movement for her. So essentially, and correct me if I am wrong, she would be allowed approximately 12 hrs in one enclosure before being taken out, placed in a box, driven to the school, and placed in another enclosure for a few hours only to again be...

Go Lottie! That is an impressive moth! Custard, my veiled, had a cicada yesterday, his first one. He was quite proud of himself afterwards.

@Haileybug have you ever had a panther chameleon before? or even a chameleon that laid eggs? i do remembered your last chameleon that had MBD may or may not have been eggbound when she died. i'm not trying to troll you, but i just don't think you giving this guy information is the best thing...

@Winpooh718 I hope I didn't offend you with my statement/reply. Sometimes the written word doesn't work so well for me and what I mean to say comes off differently than what I meant. I really was just saying kudos to you for doing your thing for your new boy! i'm wordy, long winded, and...

I understand your need to "save" him.. trust me. My guy was dumped, LITERALLY, on the doorstep of a local vet (who happens to be an old friend). I rescued him from her despite having very little knowledge of chameleons (I've keep tons of other reptiles but never a cham before). I took him in...

I just bought one of those "bird ladders" today for my guy! I hope he enjoys it as much as fiona appears to be enjoying hers! ..beautiful girl you have there! i bet you are both happy to see eachother! :)

I'm laughing so hard - you took the words right out of my mouth!! I guess I'd also go with Wicked Tongues - although you have a few good choices there so it was hard. I'm gonna go with the herd mentality though and choose that one! Best of luck on your endeavors! :)

I'm going to have to agree with everyone else here that drippers are not necessary IF misting is being done properly.. BUT I will add that in my own personal experience I do keep the dripper ONLY because I have seen my veiled drink from it numerous times and I figured if he likes it then it's...

Haha! Could be! I wouldn't know - I only have one male veiled so I haven't been given the "female" version of the stink eye! ;)

i'm laughing so hard at your female veiled's face in this picture!! she is looking at you like - "excuse me, but can you get the hell out of here!!" Amazing! Both of your cham's are BEAUTIFUL! Congrats on the babies, they are sure to be gorgeous based off their parent's looks! Much luck! :)

GENIUS! i'm borrowing that!

i'm speechless - your love and dedication shows through each photo, as they all look stunning and happy now! :)

You have no idea how accurate that statement is! (Or, maybe you do.) My daughter holds a diagnosis of classic autism mid-spectrum, which basically means she is your "classic" case. Anyway, her and our chameleon Custard are two peas in a pod who understand eachother perfectly - they like their...

I'm gonna go with everyone else on this - my husband and I do carpentry projects on the side for fun. And what you appear to have there is unfortunately pressed chipboard with probably some sort of sealant/polymer/plastic on the outside. I could be wrong, since I am only looking a photo's... If...

Thanks so much for the advice! We just put the dripper on the top of the cage and forced the tube in. I didn't end up writing in the forum, just called the vet instead. He had another fecal exam, I was told he appears hydrated, and ultimately he was given a clean bill of health, and I a stern...

This is how custard is looking today! I'm kinda worried about him though so I am posting something in the health forum. Any help would be greatly appreciated!