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Water and bleach mixture, rinse, let dry then install. They don't need to be seasoned if that's what your asking. Some people bake the branches. I did not. My limbs were too big for the oven and I think baking the limbs is a bit overkill.

I know your intentions are good but petsmart will just get another chameleon and treat it the same terrible way. I hope she makes a full recovery and lives a great life with you. Good luck with the rehab

What is the longest you've seen your Cham go inbetween poops? For reference I have a 2 year old male veiled.

Great looking enclosure and chameleon. Nice work

The purpose of the basking bulb is to provide a place for basking not to heat the cage. Can't see your whole set up but she needs some real plants in there so she has plenty of places to hide

Very nice. Fills the enclosure very well. Lots of places to hide, climb, hunt and sleep.

I would add some live cut tree branches of a smaller diameter. Keep in mind the size of the chameleons feet. Being able to grip is an important dynamic in your enclosure.

I've only used live cut branches from trees in my yard. (I didn't bake the branches but I used a bleach hot water mix as Carlton mentioned). Baking the branches is a bit extreme. Mine were too big to fit in oven anyway.

Set up looks good. I'd add some horizontal branches and vines to give the chameleon plenty of options for basking.

Not all chameleons will tolerate being handled. I'd wait two full weeks at least for your new chameleon to settle in. Give it space.

Send Todd at lightyourreptiles.com a emai. He will easily be able to answer any question you have about lighting.

Go with a Mistking. Monsoons are junk. I don't have any experience with climist but they seem to be of a good quality according to people on here.

Soap and water is fine as far as the rinsing of the leaves goes. Gathering supplies is fun. Get the best possible products the first time around.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/panther/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/food/ Good luck with your new chameleon!

To drill the hole for the reservoir I assume? Did they provide you with a bucket or do you need to get one? Automated misting systems are awesome. (Besides the monsoons)

Try to feed in the first half of the day to allow for better digestion. I would also suggest some if not all plants.

Use real plants. They look better and contribute to higher humidity levels.

Right here on the chameleon forum! https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/gut-loads-and-feeder-stuff.146349/

Awesome little guy!! Good luck with him

Been using Repashy bug burger, superload and calcium plus LoD for over a year. Male Veiled 1.5 years old. I just started using circlet crack and my bugs seem to love it. (Which is not Repashy)