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It shouldnt be on the floor. it should be about mid level in the enclosure, somewhere the cham can approach from multiple angles.

probably cuz he got caught screwing someone over and didnt want to admit it.

craft wire from a craft store:rolleyes: the milk jug is for cup feeding, do some research and you will find out all about it.

sorry that you got the wrong sex, but its a girl for sure. It seems like a lot of newbies lately have been getting dooped into the wrong sex chams. maybe we should start a thread on here listing shady sellers/breeders.

or you can use craft wire like it did, i like it better cuz it comes coated in a thin layer of paint. i like it cuz it blends in more, i got it in green, and you dont have to worry about rust.

you have a 10 month old in a glass enclosure! how big is this glass viv?

i sure hope that isnt an exoterra you got there. for a new owner i wouldnt build your own, its way easier to buy one and then get used to what you need. then do alot of research in the enclosure section and find out what you need to do then take your time building a good one.

something like that obviously needs to be taken care of. Go to the vet and get it looked at. ps. how long have you cared for chams, reading some of your posts makes me wonder about their care.

oh ya, 2 males together would most definately fight. rule of thumb one cham per cage.

beat me to it. -how many mealworms do you see in the fridge at the pet store? now how many crix do you see in the fridge? see my point.

just wanted to specify that we are not trying to accuse you of anything or call you a lier, its just that we all could find the plants at the obvious locations. We are just curious why you cant find any around?

way to small for your flexarium, you bought her a little to early also. rule of thumb is chams shouldnt be sold until 3 months. How long are your misting sessions? you should be misting at least 3 times a day at 3-4minutes a time. You also need to lower your temps, they are way to high...

cricket keeping and mealworm keeping is very different.

congrats! might be great now wait till you start paying for feeders!:D

http://www.chameleonsonly.com/plants.htm You can get the ficus you need from kammers at this website.

Im gonna tell you before everybody else jumps all over, watch the language. This is a family forum and language like that is not appreciated. The umbrella is just not one of the most universal plants for chams the best one to go with is a ficus (benjimina or elastica) if you cant find...

Vet trip ASAP

if its not on the list dont risk it.

that will work just the same as a paper towel, not worth the money, just use paper towels or go to the dollar store and get hand towels. your best bet is a drainage system of some sort, it will be the most effective and easiest.

Let me know when those hatch cuz i want one:D