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Got a bit more foliage for Jeffrey to last until it’s warm enough to get pothos. It’s still snowing in Michigan!

Yep. We’re planning on getting some more fake plants and branches for him today to keep him comfortable until we can get a pothos.

I get it. Next time I’m at Walmart, I’m gonna get some fake plants, and next time I’m near a Home Depot I was gonna pick up a pothos plant.

It’s nothing much right now, I only got one fake plant and one stick thingy. We’re gonna get him more fake plants and a pothos as soon as we can. We’d already spent 300 dollars just to get what we’ve got now lol

Forgot to include the picture in excitement, lol.

Meet Jeffrey.

Chameleons don't poop that often when they're older.

I am in Southeastern Michigan and I’m looking for a veiled chameleon.

i died when i read the history of your cham

I'm on a budget, since I have a minimum wage job. I'm looking for a juvenile, I don't want a baby chameleon.

Kammerflage only has panther chameleons, I probably should've mentioned I'm looking for a veiled.

I'm unsure of which breeder to purchase from. I want a veiled chameleon and I'm in Michigan.

This seemed easy enough

I want to do something like mealworm farms I've seen on YouTube. What would be best for a beginner? (if it's even a good idea)

OH lol, I thought you had 0.2 of one gecko..I was so confused.

This isn't related to the actual post, but how do you have 4.2 geckos?? o_O

I'm not an expert, but I'm pretty sure that as long as the temperature in your house is above 60 degrees, you'll be fine.

That last one didn't look like a chameleon.... squints

Don't be down about it, dude. You must be an amazing owner if your chameleon has lived 10 years. Kudos to you for being that good of a caretaker. If I'm correct, Veiled Chameleons are only supposed to live 5 or 6 years. I bet Doug has lived really happily because of you.

Your chameleons look dope. I hope mine looks this great!