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Nice! Our most common sticks here in Florida have a chemical spray that they aim at eyes, so I don't think I'm going to try feeding those, lol.

Awesome photos! I love Chameleolis, they're such interesting little specialists.

Have you looked into collapsible clothes hampers? I used one from Walmart that looks like this as an outdoor cage for a time: If you loop the straps over a clothes hanger with notches, you could hang it in the motel shower or wherever you could fit it as need be. Not sure if that helps if...

My five month old guy hasn't shown an interest so far. I've offered various berries, watermelon, turnip and mustard greens, and hibiscus flowers, but no luck. He doesn't eat his pothos or schefflera either. Perhaps he'll start when he's older.

Gah, so cute. I have a hope to eventually get a pair and breed these guys down the line. Such an awesome species.

I'm not a fan of racks either, but if you have a lot of breeders, you're going to be using more efficient (smaller) caging to maximize space. That's pretty much what you're trying to do, find the sizes that best fit your space.

An interesting discussion. When I got my young Veiled Chameleon, he was about the size of my thumb and I set him up in a 24x24x48 cage right away. He used all of it and continues to do so, even towards the bottom, though he does prefer to stay at the top. Especially the past week or so after his...

I can see them! He's so beautiful and yellow!

Gorgeous! You can really see them starting to put meat on their legs.

Not sure if you have the album settings to private or something, but I can't see the photos!

Until then, I would work on giving him a lot of food and even more importantly, water. If he does have coccidia, the medicine could be hard on him. You want him as hydrated as possible if he has to take them. Really try to get that sample in as quickly as possible, and it should be as fresh as...

I'd recommend switching to one of these...

Is it the long tube kind?

Like Jann said, it could be parasites. What kind of UVB light are you using? Some of the coil type / compact type bulbs are too weak and don't put out enough UVB for the best growth.

Any excess would flow into the bucket as it filters through the layers. I didn't block the drain, just covered it with screen to keep any large particles out. My aim is to get most of the the water caught by the plants before it hits the soil to avoid any sogginess, and then have what water...

You're welcome. Good luck on your search. It's harder to find CB Jackson's, but I think it'll be worth it!

I'd be careful ordering from them either way right now. For some reason they haven't been responding to emails or calls, and I think they've been having some issues lately. That said, I'm pretty sure they sell WC, but you'd have to email them to get a solid answer.

I enjoy it from a kind of hobby perspective, but it definitely does take some work to keep everything cycling well. Like right now I'm having an issue with the Selaginella kraussiana in the bottom right corner because I think the watering is too much. It sits right under where my mistking rian...

I'd definitely do some reading up on bioactive enclosures. Right now my Veiled Chameleon's screen cage sits on top of a utility sink that I've made bioactive. It has a built in drain that I covered with screen, and it has a painters bucket underneath to catch any drainage. The bottom layer is...

I really think you can't go wrong with either species as long as you understand their differences and give them what they need.