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Not great indoors when its connected to a regular hose

It really depends on how many cages you have . If you have one cage a pump in the mid 100s will more than suffice , Even 64 gph would do . Now if you have 5 cages like jdog, one in the 300 gph range will be good .

Justlook up jdogs setup on youtube , that'll give u an idea what to expect . I think his setup is great .

You can compare it to a drizzle

I agree , but do you think it justifies the price when its about 4 times more expensive with shipping ? Uhmm

Its very easy kansascity :)

Yeah pond pumps are low pressure but if we really want to recreate their environment do you think rain in madagascar or yemen is a "fine mist"? Nope its small droplets or drizzle like the rest of the world and regular pond pumps create that effect . Am not saying the "fine mist"doesnt look...

Looking good ;)

Homedepot, they are like $10 for a 2 feet

oh yeah yo will see how fast they grow. its amazing. take pictures every week and you'll see the difference

just showing my 4 month veiled. am very impressed how fast he is growing. cant wait to see him as an adult.

Mine Just turned 4 months and already showing colors. They all grow at a different rate

Am planning to get a new misting system and would to know the pros and cons of each ? It would be of great help to help me decide.

Veiled chameleons grow big , but a female would be okay in a 18x18x36. Check out lllreptile.com

What I did is use a 10 gallon tank with a screen cover and use that same egg carton that comes with the crickets . Works great for me I have over 1000 crickets in there with no problem

My 4 month male veiled chameleon is 7 1/2 inches (including tail )

I found hes answe about beta carotene very interesting. Although now am even more confused if should supplement vitamin A or beta carotene.

Ohhh you were there ? Thats cool I go regularly there its packed most of the time.

I use a 10.0 reptisun for my veiled because I have a reptarium so the mesh is thick .