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Yea that's fine,I do pretty much the same with a Tupperware container.

Good deal,if it seems caked on I blow a little off so they aren't like a ghost lol just a light dust will do the trick. Sometimes when I feed 3 different feeders in a day I'll dust whatever the bulk of the food is and leave the other types un dusted.

Drinking area,and the return of grumplepottimus.

I dunno about all that,it's possible for sure. I'm just following the instructions given to me by my chameleons breeder,there's various methods out there, this one happens to work for them so I'm inclined to believe them with a successful breeding practice. Just my .02

Vit all is a gutload and minerall is the calcium and what not. You'll want the indoor formula if your cham doesn't see much or any out door time

I dust with Repashy Cal.plus daily since March and it's been working really well. Just make sure it's a light coat and not caked on.

Good deal just take it slow and start by hand feeding the cham it'll help establish a trust or ease hopefully.

It's a food grade sealer used in kitchens etc so it should be fine for your cham,I had no issues. You can get it at most hardware stores in the paint/stain section. There's lots of good experienced people that may have other ideas to consider as well :)

I used butchers block in my enclosure for my Jacksons,it worked really well with the constant misting sessions.

Dubias are awesome daily feeders,my Panther loves them! Superworms,hornworms, phoenix worms, just to name a few are good feeders for your veiled :)

Zorak shaking a leg during a mist session.

Earlier today in zorak land.

And have some of the most straight forward care requirements concerning chameleons.

Panther,for same reasons as Matt Vanilla Gorilla said.

Thank you :)

After grumplepottimus settled down he decided he liked the new vine setup.

Attitude much? :ROFLMAO:

Just after lights out last night. Spot the little chunk

Mine is from Louis.