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Nice ... feisty little guy

Mostly phone... Once and a while I will pull out a the camera and do a small photo set up but more so for the higher end Green Tree Pythons.

congrats on you new guy.

Also... out of curiosity, do they notice the pictures of the chameleons on the wall?

try dressing up like a hornworm.:D It takes time and patience to earn there trust. Remember to them you are a predator.

A great cause... Donation just sent.

My other obsession is also of the arboreal type. I have been keeping and breeding Green tree Pythons since 2000.

Black or silver .... The color is your choice. Just make sure it is aluminum and not the nylon type. Bugs will eventually eat through the nylon. You should be able to find at any hardware store.

Just be careful with the worms. They tend to get hooked on them and refuse to eat anything else. I use worms as treats once or maybe 2x a week.

Het Jan your free range looks great.... Do you ever have a problem with one chameleon trying to get to another when they are free ranging?

Nice... Good luck with the sale when the time comes.

Yup.... They will love them. I never had any long enough that I had to worry about feeding them.

Cool.... Very familiar with vinyl wraps. I never thought of that.

You can have one cage next to another. Just place something between the cages. Anything will work like cardboard or plastic.

First welcome.... It is not good practice to have crickets in the cage overnight. They may chomp on the chameleon while sleeping.

You were soooo lucky... It only takes a couple of moments or a simple distraction to lose a chameleon. Personally I use a caging system that a friend made out wire screen and conduit piping. Its a block of 16 cages on caster for when I put them outside.

Looking great so far. Love the bamboo and rainforest backgrounds. Where did you find those?

First welcome to the forum and your new addiction. Given the choice I would go with the older chameleon. Assuming that it is of good health. A well established older chameleon will have a greater survival rate and have a bit more allowance for mistakes during your learning curve.

Congrats on your 1st clutch! I still remember mine. Nothing like that feeling of your 1st successful clutch.

GREAT! best of luck with them. How many in the clutch?