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very cool . I have always liked chuckwallas . a really nice native lizard .

here is my Gallotia stehlini sunning himself outside today .

roaches really don't bother me but my wife will freak out if I ever bring them home , so I don't use them . she is ok with every other feeder - even the frozen rodents for my snakes - but no roaches!!!!!!

I also believe in keeping them outside as much as possible . after all in the wild they are outside with all the variables in sun , shade , rain and temperature. being in real sunlight also seems to improve their color and growth .

cool cage .

here's brother of steve inspecting the yard

I would also put him outside in the sun whenever you can .

I agree with ron , if you can't get the whole cage in then at least put a plant or 2 in the shower with him , something around 3 feet tall

crank up the humidity , give him a shower more often , put him out in the rain or under the sprinkler . any of those should help .

I got two 3 month old veiled chameleons about 5 weeks ago . I put them in 18x18x24 cages because I already had 3 of them . perfect size . the lizards found their food , they eat like pigs and have almost doubled their size since I got them . your cages should be fine . chameleons are good...

my quad, Steve , lives in the bay window in my living room . I also have 2 birds and he likes to socialize with them . he also likes to climb on the laptop.

I am looking for female Quadricornis . I have 2 males left that I bred 5 years ago . my last female passed last year . any help would be appreciated

the cage looks good . I agree that more foliage could be provided. I have always used live plants and never had a problem .I usually buy a couple of extra plants and rotate them in the cage . this way it allows you to remove the plants for cleaning - a lot of waste can accumulate on the leaves .

I have a couple of 4 month old veiled chameleons that I keep outdoors on my patio 24 hrs . they eat everything in sight and I spray them at least once a day , unless it rains . they are growing fast . if you can you should leave your chameleon outside all day , just make sure he cannot over heat...

in nature they live outside . if you put him outside , in a spot where he can get out of the sun , and spray him lightly a couple of times a day , he should pick up and start eating . make sure you feed him appropriately sized food , nothing too big . make sure he can access shade to cool off .

this is the screen house in my yard - I want to build another one

here are the cages for my baby veiled

here are my quads mating - is porn allowed?

a light shower . if the lizard is in a screen cage the screen will break up the water droplets sufficiently . what I look to do is simulate a rain shower - which they get in the wild . make sure the lizard has enough foliage . they usually position themselves under the leaves and utilize the...

that is one of the reasons I use screen cages . it allows heat to escape better and yet they can still access the higher temps near the lamp . they can also get away from the heat . in glass enclosures it is hard to escape the heat and properly thermo regulate their body temp. if you have a...