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Kind of off topic but I went outside this morning and noticed my hibiscus had finally flowered. It’s so pretty!

I just realized how many people don't ever see fireflies in the summer! They're all over where I live. found a few in my flying around backyard yesterday.

I would suggest using a nano exoterra or faunarium (i thinks its called that?) I use those for smaller bugs that are just for display.

They're freaking adorable!!!!

This makes me so sad :(

you probably could but one thing: anoles prefer to live in arboreal enclosures (at least the ones I've captured)

thanks

There's lots of butterfly growing kits and lots of them use painted lady butterflies. Are the caterpillars or butterflies safe for chameleon consumption? I found a kit for super cheap online, and want to see if I can get anything out of it.

beautiful boy!

More often then not it does. Reptiles in general are pricey. It can be hard to find chameleon equipment for really cheap.

Just going to say this now. Chameleon keeping is veeery expensive and you can easily spend hundreds or even THOUSANDS on a single enclosure. Just consider that.

Thanks for all the info, my last chameleon died due to my negligence and I don't want it to happen again

I looked at the website and saw the drip pans. How do they work? I'm still really confused on how to get rid of excess water at the bottom of an enclosure.

Great to know. will definitely share this info with my dad.

My dad refuses to believe that Dragon strand or any other company is better than reptibreeze. Could anyone provide some information or articles on either of these companies. I've finally decided to get a veiled (preferably male) and my rusty old reptibreeze definitely won't cut it. I would...

that's a lot of silkworms...

These people are just trying to help, please accept their advice if you want your chameleon to thrive. I've learned so much from these people and you can too.

congrats on the eggs. She might have more so keep her in a laybin until you're absolutely sure she has laid all of them.

As spring is nearing my mom's roses are blooming and attracting pests like the Japanese beetle. Are they okay to feed to a chameleon? I want to get rid of them without using pesticides.

@Cianb I recommend play sand it is somewhat cheap, easy to find, and keeps a tunnel when moist. You should definitely look into this further. this is a very critical time in your chameleons life and your decisions can change their lives for the better or worst.