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I have a 10month veiled, and he is still often exploring the bottom of the cage.

I wrote the common veggies that cause MDB. All veggies and fruit in big quantity cause MBD. By that, i mean feeding them to Veiled cham regulary, not a piece of salad per week.

Similar as in Iguana diet, some vegetables and fruit "wash away" or restrict the absorbtion of calcuim in the digestive sistem of the chameleon. Mostly vegetables as; salat, cabage, brocoli, couliflower, tomato

I think it's better to use room humidifier and increase the humidity of the hole room.I think it' cheaper too...But it will work out well only if you have chams that need similar humidity.

Lol:p How did you find this out?

What's the background made of?

@scooter4n If you have this plant in your cage you should remove it immediately, because if you chameleon eats it, it will kill him.

Feeding too much fruit and vegetables to you Veiled cham. can cause MBD.

@scooter4n Do you have this plant in you leaf cham terrarium? http://images.google.si/images?svnum=10&hl=sl&client=firefox-a&channel=s&rls=org.mozilla%3Asl-SI%3Aofficial&q=difenbachija&btnG=Iskanje

I reach out mi hand (into a terarium) and then i put a cricket on my anckle so chameleon can see it moving. (i hold the cricket, but it's moving) And then the chameleon climbs on my hand to get the cricket. But this works only when he is hungry. PS:he is 10 months old Yemen

I've read the sites but i still don't know how to breed them and how incubate eggs...Help?

Can you please tell me more about breeding C.Dilepsis. What to do, and how to incubate eggs. Thx, by:D

Thank you, thats wright what i nedeed.:D

I've read somewhere that Veiled Chameleon needs F.Benjamin to keep its immune system at well condityon. Is this true? By