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Wow, he is amazing!

He's very handsome and seems to be taking ownership of his new surroundings. Good for him!!

Squarepants comes to mind given his squares on his sides. He's cute

Finished the mister pyramid. It produces a very nice rain action. Now, do I also need a fine mist in the cage for cham eye health?

Excellent info thank you

This will be his enclosure!

Could you clarify take them out of soil? Just have them in a pot bare roots?

assembly w acrylic. Letting the caulk dry now. Then off w the duct tape.

It's the mistking setup. I also commented on someone else's and finally found some broms. We will have to see how they do in there w regard to lighting.

Yes. Made the template from cardboard to test it and now I'll transfer it to plexi.

Made a model for a rain mister. I'm digging how it's working. The vivarium is coming along quite nicely I think.

Yes! So excited for you. Let's hope the rest hatch without a hitch.

These are the most beautiful veilds I've seen! You all are wonderful parents.

Hobivator here at 72 to 73. Thanks for starting a thread. This will be fun! How awesome is Matt? I really appreciate his help.

Very sorry for your loss.

Honestly I don't give a lot of credibility to pioneers in certain fields because if they are not using controls and being peer reviewed, how does anyone know if they are accurate in their information or is their sample size just too small to be significant? The process helps prove theories...

While I do appreciate others with experience and insight, historically (frequently) we are wrong about a subject for a very long time and science disproves the assumptions and anecdotal information. Medicine is full of snake oil anecdotal information and still thrives as each generation chooses...

Blog posts are not research in my opinion. That brings to question, is there a good place to go for actual research on Chameleon care? I'm looking for research within the last 5 years that is generally done in the scientific method of double blind and peer reviewed. I tend to trust it a lot...

This hobby is terrible. Now I want to raise hornworms as well. When does it stop! lol

Oh my goodness you have some feisty ones!! They evidently were born survivors.