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The little monkeys part made me laugh

Doesn't help at all but that is some serious foliage! I dig it

Thank you very much! :)

Here you go,this should prove helpful to you. At least a good visual reference for what ya will need and a checklist of sorts :) https://www.canvaschameleons.com/product/panther-series-adult-male-package/

Hi and welcome! Here's a link to help get you started,congratulations, you've also inherited a reading hobby! https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/chameleons/

Canvas chameleons has some nice panthers that went up up. Including a pink male :)

Sorry been so long since last update

Yea you can't really go wrong,I love my ambilobe. But which one did you gravitate to first? ....then it's that one.

It totally is! Love it

Great idea!

I'm not sure about the output, the light your reptiles site would most likely have that info.im at work and can't readily check. There's no fans. But they done really need them either.

All true to the above. I have a 24"x24"x48" dragon strand and it's lit by a 50w mist proof bulb (just personal preference) and the above mentioned 24" dual t5 HO with a 6% and 6500. I have a 5 month old panther and various plants schefflera, hibiscus,bromeliad and palm all seem to be doing fine.

And yes please pics galore! Zoraks thread is chock full o pics lol

I did the same thing! Lol I moved Zorak while he was sleeping on his hibiscus plant haha. He woke up in the morning and had this look of what is going on in here?! All this space and well thought out planting :p hahaha. Yes Mr.Strand is a pleasure to work with for sure. I really love the product...

Meh either works,you said small so it's correct :LOL:

Your standing humidity is fine for a veiled if I'm not mistaken,you really only want to have it above the 50-60% range a few times throughout the day. You can wrap the sides of the cage with a shower curtain or have acrylic cut to size and a fix it on the sides. Live plants help alot to retain...

You're welcome!

If you really want the best for the cham. Look at a dragon strand cage They're a site sponsor on here and have a variety of chameleon cages designed by cham keepers for cham keepers. Easy to use and 100% awesome I stake all my corals on it. ;)

A power sun or similar bulb would probably cook the chameleon.