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all the chams ive ever owned bob thier heads..(the only ones ive never observed were the pigmy chams, but i assume they do it as well)

YES, totally..only good for ied say 1000 and under (ive had maybe a lil more and less, but it does definatly start to get crazy when you have thousand(s)!! :eek:..i also suggest just doing it outside (they always replace themselfs in a good breeding set up, lol)

and here is the worlds largest veiled chameleon.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQa9KAFB89M :p

its an older vid but pretty neat... there was one i had seen (cant find it now) but shows chameleons swimming acrossed oceans to get to other islands..very very odd to watch.. they inflate like little ballons and paddle where they need to go. soo cool

it should work fine, considering the plants are shade loving (plants in general just like alot of lumens, 2 would be the ticket, but it may still work). and basically everybulb (linear tube style) all have a "k" or "kelvin" rating..the 6500k is pretty much a vegative\flowering spectrum its...

if anything watch the number 2 vid, shows my trick of not getting them everywhere..

i clean my crickets out once a week, and change eggcrates out, i also toss in a bushell of fresh rosemary, i dont have any bad smells coming from mine anymore.. video is in 2 parts, but heres what i do.. : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REkopkdWI1I http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEnNyvfr5oY

i have used bug burger for hornworms and silk worms, but they dont seem to munch it as fast as the plain mullberry that is used for horns and silkies..although i use it mixed together (its hard to make a perfect consistancy) they still eat it all, just slower..not sure what the benifets would be...

hahha, true LOL..i will have to work on having more free time!

thank you! lol..yeah i was bored one day and came up with that non sense, lol all for the love of my chameleons :D

I use hornworms, silkworms, crickets, dubia roaches, and the occasional superworm and wax worm if any ever. here is what i use to feed in the free ranges, it minimalizes escapes of feeder insects..I call it the "sunny-d-death-trap".. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xCyPmEYInk...

i have free ranged ALL of my chams from day one..they did great..yes they will explore every so often..what i can reccomend is using some plastic walls twice the length of the cham t create a "no pass" barrier along the bottom sides of the small table you are using..eventually your cham will...

Have room for one more cham..what are you asking for rehoming?

here is the original video "the sunny d death trap" lol im glad the name stuck! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1acx7nkCLg heres his girl using the set.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xCyPmEYInk

lll reptile sell them. they usually have good batches as well..especially thier fruit flies.

I personally only use the mecury vapor bulbs (ie. powersun uvb) for free ranging, and very very large cages (walk in size) other wise everyone uses the same thing thats proven to work. (1) one linear uvb bulb 5.0 tube style (1) one 40 to 60 watt standard house bulb (40 watt or 60 watt...

The mistings are pretty quick, not enough to cause standing water, and dry out just fine, but i do want to make a drainage system so i can give them "showers".. as for feeding, every 2 days i fill thier cups with dusted crickets and hand feed them a hornworm everyday. they seem to have...

you can always use a smaller cup too ;)

thank you!, and yes chams are silly, he really does think he's a ninja..he's not.at all.lol

It is very rare , and will require constant supervision. its never reccomended. and i dont personally reccomend it. with that being said. gixxer and marcella, 24\7 free range, and have bred, and lived together since i introduced them to eachother from acrossed the room on seperate free...