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So for some of you this may be a first hearing from me. To catch you up on the information, I drove about an hour to buy a veiled from a breeder. This is just an update photo for her since I was able to get any good ones from before

My little guy is going through his third shed today and I just can't believe how much he has grow this summer June 20 - Gizmo - 6g Now gizmo is up to 34g I will post pictures of him when he is done shedding completely. His colours are slowly coming in and he looks fantastic!

Meet my gizmo lol

Even when they get big, they still manage to curl up like that, I love it

Had a problem with him not growing, but this month he tripled his weight and is still continuing

Forgot to post the other pic:confused:

I got my first chameleon gizmo back on April 13 and this is him almost 5 months later!

Already know this is going to win(y)

I also placed her inside of the bin, which is in her enclosure and after about 5 minutes of sitting in the bin, she climbed up into the tree next to her

As some of you may know, I got a female veiled yesterday. When I first got her, I transferred her to a tree in the enclosure and I felt eggs when she was moving from my arm into the tree. How do I know when she is ready to lay? How come I can only feel about 5? The person who I picked her up...

So just realized she has eggs in her so I will be going to the department store tomorrow to pick up supplies for a laying bin, if someone could give me a helpful link to a laying him that would be helpful

Just arrived home with her, she is very upset and black right now, I will post pictures when she becomes less stressed. I don't want to put her through anymore

Driving an hour to pick up my female translucent veiled chameleon! I'm think about naming her Cleo Here are the photos I have from the owner

Some people use thumb tacks, also twist ties or zips ties do the trick

I wrap vines to help hold them up, also pressure against the side of the cage holds them as well.

Here were my steps to finishing my new female cage. I just need to do a few more tests on it, then she will be on her way! Step 1: Unboxing everything Step 2: Cage assembly Step 3: Drainage (Drilled some holes and cut a square out of the table) Step 4: Adding things into the cage to...

Jannb, since I know you have had many veileds, what do you think the best temperature range would be for a female

Ok will do when my female comes in, thanks for the help