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^^Totally agree Mexico

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Depends on how they handle it. Some love it and clean their eyes and get a really good drink. It can give them a good hydration boost.

What locale is he?

He’s gorgeous. I love the yellows he’s showing. Your doing a great job with him Zach. PM me and we’ll see if we can find him a suitable girl friend.

Panthers are great.

The lattice will also prevent toe nail injuries that happen when heavier chameleons fall off the screen sides.

Plastic works better than silk for holding droplets that will stimulate your chameleon to drink. If those are plastic leaves they will work fine.

Post more pictures when you get the plants going. Good start.

Work well and stand up to the constant misting. I have also used maple and other hard woods. Flchams site has a “safe plant” list that includes trees you can use for branches. Just avoid any thing with sticky or possibly toxic sap

I currently have enough to get you started if you are in California. We are in Long Beach.

When the weather warms up you can buy chameleons from anywhere in the US. What are you looking for?

My favorite thing is new reptile owners freaking out because their pet is shedding not because I like to see people lose it but because i can absolutely positively tell them that nothing is wrong.

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Pothos are the best vines for chameleon enclosures.

Run a dowel across the top of your enclosure. Thread a loop of heavy weight fishing line or wire over it and thru your screen straight down and hang plant from that. If you don't go straight down from the sides of the dowel it might tear the screen when you put weight on it. Or you can use a...

I think it's only fair to warn you that once you get one you will want more.

It might help. Need to know what kind of chameleon, how old and what has it been eating.

Get her to your nearest reptile vet. There isn't any first aid for her at this point.

If you are looking for safe plants that have purple leaves you should look at Tradescantia zebrine.