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I finally took him outside! I do not handle him unless I need to weight him or move him for good reasons.(like the mess going on right now) but I did take him outside on his favorite tree that he was probably sitting there like man what did you do to my tree! He didn't understand what was going...

You already have some great resources on this post but in my opinion I don't think any chameleon is too hard for someone as long as you have the right amount of time dedication and resources.

Lmao you have some freaky chameleons! I'd be interested to see your Cham room if it's not on here already it looks nice from what i can see.

Hahaha. As long as you feed her as much as she will eat while she's young you are fine and the crickets aren't bigger than the space between her eyes. How old is she?

What type of bleach solution did you use? I would rinse them quit a lot and let them dry out in the sun to get it all out.

Looking good! I'm sure this is going to turn out amazing! The pond foam really does it for cages it's a great product. Are you planning on staining the wood or painting it or any plans?

I have heard this. I have not looked into it at all but there is a large thread about them and I peaked around and seemed to see the same product just different names. I myself didn't know about this when getting my lights but oh well I still don't have regrets about them.

Chameleon's all have different personalities like humans. Some like us some tolerate us and some don't want anything to do with us. At 4 months old he could very well still be getting use to the idea of you especially if you recently got him. He likely won't be very active in front of you unless...

I think you should narrow down if you want a jacksons or a panther as they both have a bit different needs. But there are sooooo many different light combos to use that work for different people and different chams. Some things to think about are: what's your budget, what type of Cham, size of...

Ignore the tree and bin at the bottom but this is what my girls cage looked like with the branches and ledges. I wouldn't recommend using bamboo . I used it and seemed to have no problem with her grabbing it but it can be slippery for them I just used it cause it looked good with my build and it...

Looking better. If you are talking about the cantina drinking fountain I would take it back . They are a breeding ground for bacteria and have to be cleaned a lot to keep up with and not the best IMO. For water just get an automatic mister or mist the enclosure by hand at least 3-4 times a day...

Thanks for the suggestions I'll look into both!

So i am going to have to put up some uvb tubes around the greenhouse and was wondering what the best way to do this is. I want to do it cheap but not so cheap its lacking quality. i guess my real question is what are some cheaper fixtures that i can slap some arcadia uvb tubes into as thats all...

Well those wild chams are all in south Florida like the veileds and can't remember what other one are down near Miami and stuff I live in Jacksonville the big city at the top before you hit Georgia so it gets a bit more chilly than down there. Our night time temps right now are good but are days...

put her in something like a shoe box or something where she does not have a lot of room so she can't get tossed around. If you want you can secure a stick for her to sit on if not she will be fine as well. if whatever you put her in is see through or she can see out of it in any way try and...

Can't answer if she's looks Gravid or not but I can say ditch the substrate and add more plants for her to hide in and a lore more branches. You can keep those vines in there but you need way more branches for her . She needs more horizontally branches to just relax on. I would also set up a...

Do you know what the material was called by chance?

Yes they do over the winter we had 30 degree mornings and went up to mid to low 50s and so on. We don't have any snowy winters but it does get too cold for chams during our winters even though they are nothing compaired to up north and such. We have high humidity here. But yeah that's a bit too...

so if i were to do a greenhouse i was thinking of replacing some of the roof panels with screen to allow uvb light in so i dont have to run lights everywhere? I was looking at some large outdoor enclosure ideas and i saw one that was just like a big screened in cage pretty much but big enough to...

I think one of the main things I'm looking for is a material that will allow natural uvb rays and such to pass through so I don't have to run uvb bulbs everywhere. Not sure if such a thing exists but I would love to find out if it does.