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Thanks so much! I used the liquid flex seal which worked wonderfully. I made the pool out of clay and just coated it with the flex seal. Loch is very happy with it.

So this is not specifically chameleon-related but a general reptile question. I am trying to make a water pool for my Chinese water dragon, but to make it hold water I need some kind of sealant and modge podge came to mind. It says it's nontoxic but defiantly wanted to check with the experts...

Thanks so much! You have been very helpful! I found a 60-watt replacement that actually uses 45 watts so I bought 20 of them.

Would this work? I found them at homedepot.

You use incandescent bulbs, right?

I just set it to stop at 8 am which is when his lights come on

Thank you so much! I have a timer I can put the fogger on so it will turn on around midnight.

Here is the enclosure. I use a t5 UVB lamp and a 6% UVB. I swapped the heat bulb out for a 45-watt incandescent bulb. I also bought a fogger for night time so night humidity is pretty high, 85-100%. The only problem is the reservoir only holds enough water for 8 hours.

So night time temps never get over 60 degrees.

how can I reduce the heat? I am using a low watt blue day heat lamp.

So I juvenile male Jackson chameleon who insists on climbing in the screen of his enclosure and I can't figure out why he isn't comfortable. He has plenty of places to hide, basking temps are 85-90 degrees with an ambient of 70-75, humidity goes up and down all day from 35-60%.

Thanks so much! I'm looking for small crickets anyway so it should work out. I can definitely set up a fan to keep them from farting themselves to death.

So I have just about had it with going to Petco almost every day to get low-quality, overpriced feeder crickets, so I'm open to suggestions for a reputable site where I can have a few hundred shipped to me. I do live in Connecticut so it can get pretty cold. Right now I have a 20 gallon or so...

Good god that is beautiful!

Hello all! So I will be getting my juvenile Jacksons chameleon on Friday, and today I plan on setting his habitat up. I have a 24in x 24in x 48in screen cage. I would love to see some of what you did for your cham.

Great! I’m headed to a breeder near me in Connecticut Monday to get my new friend.

Thank you for the advice! I do plan on cup feeding, and I was actually considering flightless fruit flies. The Jackson’s I was looking at is about three to four inches in length. Are fruit flies suitable for a Cham that size?

Thank you! I set up the enclosure yesterday and he will for sure have plenty of hiding spots. I really appreciate the advice on cup feeding, I will defiantly get that going beforehand.

I am thinking of getting a juvenile Jackson's and I already have a 24inx24inx48in screen cage, which seems huge when compared to the small cham. Would an enclosure that size cause any problems for the Jackson's?

That was extremely helpful!