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Ok. I will not say anything next time then. I did not mean to give people the wrong idea just meant that from my individual experience it has not been harmful to him. That may just be because he does not eat it though. Next time i will not mention it.

He is not a huge plant eater. He will eat some stuff sometimes, but he does not really munch on majority of the plants he has.

I don't think he eats it... I have not really seen bite marks in that particular plant. When would it show if it is toxic.

I have a bird of paradise in my veiled enclosure and have had it there for like 8 months now. No harmful effects from what i can tell, whatsoever. I put it in because originally we searched it up and it did not come up as toxic. And personally, based off my experience, it isn't.

Why an electric box cutter of course. Obviously very safe.

Ok so yeah I don’t have time rn to go over your husbandry. but shed is fine As long as it is not around a limb or constricting something it will come off by itself. Hopefully others can help in the meantime though

Hard (for me) to tell if it is a male or female because we don't know how old it is... but just be aware if it is a female it will need some extra care.

I only posted the form because i feel like we need to know how old the chameleon is, what is the humidity, and everything. Hope that is ok.

So probably the most complete feedback we can give is if you fill out this form, and yeah! We can help correct other husbandry because as you probably know, (if you bought a linear bulb) the chameleon kit just does not work. It is a waste of money. Be sure to fill out the form in detail. Copy...

no fair :cautious:

Very true but kinda unfortunate it was not just a dream. At least it does not happen anymore :rolleyes: (To my knowledge)

Does not look too busy to me! Looks like a good amount of security. Also what is that rug thing on the bottom? Edit i know theres gonna be stuff i missed to mention here but im in a rush

Who ever thought it was a good idea to do this to an animal? I know it was like in the 70s but still.. jmo

Truly glorious story!!

Maybe @leo still has some?? i got some from leo and shipping was very reasonable, 10 bucks. Received about twice as many as i ordered and all arrived alive. I highly recommend!

I agree with this. It is better to build trust with them, (by feeding) but that should probably come later after you have the care figured out for her.

If you don't mind me asking... what do you mean when you say he loves you? Because yeah, they are not usually affectionate.

He may be drinking you just don't see it... it is common for people to never see their chameleons drink. I rarely see mine drink. Also do not mist him, if he is thirsty and healthy, he will drink.

How should i do that? Take out the tubing where it connects? Won't water come out if i do that. Sorry, i know nothing about this.

I haven't seen a leak anywhere but will check again. If theres air in it there is probably a leak somewhere. We got the misting nozzels on as much as they would go, but could it still not be secure and could there be a leak there?