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He looks good. Great colours for his age. Kath.

They are just too cute! Kath.

Sorry to hear about your wee man. Loki looks great. Kath.

Lovely Cham. Kath.

Very nice. Kath.

Stunning! And I would definitely vote for that rare critter you saw at the show ;) Kath.

Cutie. Kath.

He's coming up to a year old. Think he's got some growing to do yet, kath.

Too cute! Kath.

He's looking fab! Kath.

I'd also get rid of the moss at the bottom. Veileds are known for eating stuff,and any Cham could ingest it accidentally when shooting for bugs. Could cause an impaction. Real plants will help with humidity. Kath.

A couple of good uk places are www.chameleoco.co.uk and www.chameleonworldmuji.co.uk Kath.

Poor boy. Hope you get some answers tomorrow and he's better soon. Kath.

It's another name for pothos. Here in uk it's called devils Ivy ;) Kath.

Just plain old organic potting compost, no fertilisers. Then cover the soil with large rocks so your Cham can't eat it. Kath.

I think you'll need more leaves/plants so he can hide a little and make him feel more secure. You'll need to get rid of the substrate, he may eat some, on purpose or accidentally. Which could cause an impaction or choking hazard. Eventually you'll also need a bigger enclosure, taller than...

Yes I've used them, found them good. Kath.

Too funny! Kath.

Do you know what get ate before you got him? Most uk shops feed locust, near me anyway. Mine will maybe only eat crickets one day and isn't that keen on them. His favourites are locusts, calci worms, silkworms. The locust I can get locally aswell as online. The worms I get online. Online do...

You sure it's not just serenading you? Kath.