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I feel like I haven't shared any positive updates lately so here ya go! Sir Kronin is really coming into his own!

I've seen a lot of people keep their feeders in large totes with screen tops. I've been debating doing the same but my only question is how do you retrieve them when it's time to feed? I feel like just pulling off the whole lid is setting myself up for all the feeders trying to escape...

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Here's an example of the night time colors he hides during the day. (And yes, I'm aware that he's supposed to be pale at night. I'm more so referring to the reds.)

I'm in the process of designing a new enclosure cause he's rapidly outgrowing this one, so I'll keep that in mind on the new one

I don't have any recent pics and I'm at work now but the only differences between this and now are a) the plant lost half it's branches a couple months ago but it's slowly regrowing (I plan on getting a grow light to help with that) b) I've removed the carpet, and c) there's a second, much...

My apologies, the 93 must've been from when the basking vines was where it is in the first two pics and that the pics of him were right before a shed. Here it is today as well as pics of Kronin today. Going back to my original question: I'm curious why bluish green is the only color he ever...

He has shed 3-4 times in the 4 months that I've had him. Come to think of it, the first two pics may have been right before a shed. But the last one was definitely post-shed. Will it be a while before he starts displaying his bands as anything other than black?

Glad to hear! As someone who's brand new to chameleon husbandry, I've constantly got the thought in the back of my mind "am I doing everything right?" And I know there are a few things I could be doing better. For example I know I should be offering a better variety of food but I've been having...

And when I say "full pallet" I mean that when he gets pale before bed I can see plenty of reds, yellows, and oranges, that he's not displaying in the included pics

I've been noticing that Kronin is not usually displaying his full pallet of colors normally and I'm just curious why. I know they only "flare up" as an emotional response to various stimuli but I've seen pics of chams of similar age showing far more color. Just wanna make sure it's not cause of...

Also, random question but he's only about 6mo. Will the tans on his belly change as he gets older?

So I'm pretty sure Sir Kronin is just in a perpetually pissed off mood and I'm not quite sure why. For a long time I only got him to eat crickets but he's recently taken a liking to supers, I hand mist him twice a day with it spiking up to 80%, and his basking spot is 85-90°. Even with all that...

Yeah I thought it was weird too. Especially since when I hand-mist I get up to 80% within a minute, but when I'm hand misting it's damn near impossible to avoid getting water directly on the hygrometer, which I KNOW can create a false reading. So I figured that was the false reading, not the...

I recently started using the rain nozzle on my mistking and ever since then I've only achieved 40-50% static humidity with spikes up to 60-65%. It's set to run at 9a, 11a, & 1p for 10 minutes and 3p, 5p, and 7p for 5 minutes. I also have 3 sides of my enclosure wrapped in shower curtain. I was...

Oh wow...yeah I just double checked and you're right. I'm not sure why I thought plexiglass was cheaper. Glass is like 1/10 the price of plexiglass on Home Depot's website.

Dang....natural glass is almost double the price :-/

I'm planning on building an enclosure where I want to do the bottom half mesh, the top half glass. Would plexiglass stand up to my chameleon's claws (and not scratch) or do I need to use natural glass?

It worked like a charm! Thanks!

So for those of you who have seen my previous posts, I know it took me a long time to get this thing properly set up but now I have a new problem. I accidentally ran it dry the other day after over a week of it misting exactly how it was supposed to. I've read that they're designed to not be...