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As already said, Loews and Home Depot are great places to find these plants. When you need to change the soil, you can usually purchase organic soil from the these places too.

I got the biggest reptibreeze on amazon.com for less than $90. Good place to check.

Ive always read and understood that the zoomed lights will last longer than the exoterra

Is that happening when she is under her basking spot? If so, thats normal as it is there way to ventilate and cool down a bit. If its elsewhere in the cage and in cooler areas it may be signs of respiratory infection.

Safe plants to use are ficus (ficus benjamina) , pothos vines, umbrella plant (Schefflera Arboricola), and hibiscus. I currently use the first three in my cage for my veiled but I have read a lot that many chameleons enjoy eating hibiscus. Just make sure to use plants that are pesticide free and...

Definitely get him back into the reptibreeze, losing their nails is something that can't always be prevented. Also provide some more cover in the form of live plants this will help to boost the humidity levels. Live plants hold a higher humidity than fake when provided with daily mistings.

Hey guys I was just wondering what an average size is for a veiled chameleon about 11 months old. I feel like my dude might be on the smaller side. Thanks

Check out amazon.com i was able to get the extra large (48 x 24 x 24) reptibreeze for less than $90

I was wondering if anybody uses nightcrawlers as a feeder? If so, are these a highly nutritional feeder? Has anybody used the ones sold at walmarts and are they safe?

Hey guys I know that phoenix worms are said to have a high calcium content but I was just wondering if when they become soldier flies if their calcium content carries over?

thank you for the response

Quick question Im going to be moving my veiled from a small reptibreeze to an extra large. Currently using a reptisun5.0 in a dome. Should i stick with that dome setup or opt for a 5.0 in the longer tube version since the cage is much larger? or does it not even matter? thanks

I'll def take removing the substrate into consideration. Does anybody know if these insects sound like mites? (that being my biggest concern).

They are so small I dont think a quality picture is possible. They seem to have an elongated shape and have wings. If it helps, a couple of days ago I went to remove a dead cricket from the substrate and a bunch of these insects came out when I picked it up.

Hey guys im not sure if this is the right section for this kind of question. Inside of my chameleon enclosure Ive been noticing very tiny insects in the eco-earth substrate and in the soil of the plants. Some are light colored and others are darker. Anybody have any ideas? Thanks

thanks for the advice ive been looking into purchasing some phoenix and silk worms as a new food source and see how that goes.

Wats going on guys. This is my first post and trying it out for the first time ha. I have a veiled chameleon about 7-8months old. Hes in proper screen caging with live pothos and branches. Have him under a reptisun 5.0 and a 60w regular household lightbulb for a basking spot. Chameleon is...