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That's awesome! Now I want one really bad. =D

It will be very beneficial for her to have a sheet over her cage, that way she won't be distracted and stressed out when people pass her cage or are in the same room.

That's so cute! I'm sure you aren't the only one. I don't have a cham yet myself (though I have cared for them before and watching them eat is very cool) but I get this stupid little grin and laugh going on when my blue tongue skink eats. =)

Brevs typically live about a year right? And the males tend to live longer? When I get my project going how important is it to introduce new blood to my stock? I also wanted to know if anyone had a good article on inbreeding and which crosses are okay and which aren't. For instance, in...

Thank you, I will. =)

I will probably have a lot more questions by the time I get my project up and going. I feel I have a lot more to learn before I do anything with the cute little fellows. ^_^ I'll definitely be messaging you some and I appreciate your help.

Thank you! I will use no heat for my eggs. I appreciate it.

Oh yeah, it gets to the mid sixties at night too. Would an undertank heater be better?

I keep my house cold, should I just let them be at room temp around the high 60's low 70's?

I was just tallying everything up and am honestly suprised, I figured it would be more expensive to get my breeding project up and going, tell me if I have everything I need and if all of my information is correct: ($15) Ten gallon aquarium ($50) Twenty-nine gallon tank (40.00+50.00...

Thank you! I will certainly do that. =)

Using the clay balls and activated carbon how often would I change the carbon out or rinse it? And how deep should I make the coconut fibre substrate?

I love the way you set up the substrate, I was actually wondering about the little clay balls and if it would be good to include them. My house is usually in the low seventies to high sixties so I will be using a bulb. Thank you again.

I'm going to take a look at your site right now. I appreciate the help and will use a ten gallon because of what you experienced brev breeders have been telling me. Thanks! You guys are so helpful here, I never expected to feel so welcomed. =)

I have another question. On flchams website it states on the checklist that I need a live plant. I have a pothos already so it wouldn't be an issue but is this a necessity? http://www.flchams.com/chameleon_setup.asp Also, how hardy would you say brevs are? On a scale of 1-10 with the...

That helped a lot, thank you very much. Have you guys bred the little fellows before? I'm interested to hear your experiences. =)

Thank you I'll read it right now!

The only thing I'm worried about is ventilation. How would I make sure they stay ventilated enough?

I understand now. How do I figure out how big the holes in the screen is on an flchams chameleon habitat?

Why shouldn't I use a screen cage for pygmy chameleons? Like, what damage does it do? Thank you for the help.