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I am curious about this. Subscribing to the thread.

Give us sone more info. Fill out this form and that will give us a better idea of what is going on https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/

Can you post a video?

No, the laying bin is for them to lay eggs. There are very good caresheets that will answer most of your questions. Take a look at them, read them carefully -twice Come back with questions. It is great that you are preparing for your cham ahead of time, but there is a good amount of research to...

For a male get the 2x2x4 For a female, at least 18x18x36, but you can go with the 2x2x4. Consider if you are going to leave a laying bin permanently: that is going to take some of your cage space and I would go with the 2x2x4 for sure

Thanks for the detailed post. Lots of good info, I am sure it will be useful for many chams.

Prettty detailed explanation on egg laying on this post by jannb. Take a look. https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/entry/egg-laying-and-the-laying-bin.345/

More than 130 replies in this thread Take a look www.chameleonforums.com/threads/drainage-systems-for-cages-get-creative.102038/

Try dragon strand cages and their trays. Top notch For lights, look at these Tropic Blaze™ HO T5 24" Quad Fixture WITH Arcadia 6% Bulb & 2 6.5k Daylight Bulbs and Free Plant PRO Bulb

Exciting! Congrats!

I'm too sexy for my love Too sexy for my love Love's going to leave me

Todd, Thanks for sharing that video! It is much easier to justify the fancy lights when you see the actual difference between them. Very informative.

I do not understand the story very well, but anyway I am sending good vibes for your guy.

This is where my pair of veils, Kiwi and Lulu live.

Great name! (y)

Mist 3 times a week? If this is not a typo, that is not enough. You need to do it at least 3 times per day, and double that if he is having trouble shedding.

Or the bulb in the side rather than the top if the cage

The distribution might also be compatible from burns from a basking bulb too close to his perch. Do you have a picture of his enclosure and a few more pictures of him?

Interesting read. Thanks for sharing.