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Haha, crickets and roaches never to be seen or eaten again.

As Carol stated, none is best. You'll find it can get pretty messy and fecal batter can build up and worse if it gets wet. Its best to just use a sheet or 2 of paper towel and swap it out every other day or so. Considering a roll of Bounty is about $5 and will last about 2 months isn't too bad.

Just curious , why are you against cup-feeding? ~Jon

:eek:............

She may be drinking , you just don't see/catch her. Just monitor her poop and make sure her urate (the white part) remains white. If it begins to show yellow/orange , this is a sign that she is not drinking. ~Jon

I was told by a reputable breeder that weight and conditioning plays a more significant role when it comes to females. 80g seems to be the magic number . That being said, most females are around 8-10+ months before they hit 80 grams . -Jon

If all else fails, get him a lady. Bet that would perk him up. haha:rolleyes:

I'd also agree with Carol. Temps may be playing a roll. My Panthers would tend to be more dark during the winter months when the ambient temps were a lot cooler. During the warmer summer months they were considerably brighter. ~Jon

They can lay as early as 6 months old. The pic made her out to be a bit larger. I'd say she is about the 6-7 month mark, hard to be sure.

Curious if there are any updates. ~Jon

She looks good. I'm glad that you understand that she will lay eggs regardless of being mated or not. She doesn't look gravid in the pic you posted, but are you offering her a laying bin? Also, Veiled Chameleons seem to be viv/cage territorial. They tend to be a bit more aggress and sport...

Could be the onset of becoming gravid.

That being said. This seems to be getting good reviews. I like the fact that it's contained and filtered. If kept high enough to avoid feeders falling in and regular cleaning, this should make cham hydration pretty "easy". https://www.chameleonforums.com/water-fountain-does-work-small-chams-138632/

Ahhh. She looks amazing . Great pick up .

^^^^^this!!!!!!

First off, WELCOME!! You seem to have the right concerns in mind. You'll do just fine. ~Jon

Never mind, just saw this. Would any be coming to the US anytime soon and can they be kept in the vented glass terrariums ? ~Jon

What about Brookesia vadoni?

Exactly Trace...

Understood, but a Cham is not a desert reptile like a Beardie or Monitor. Its skin will eventually ware at the contact points. The owner mentioned that as the weather gets warmer this will become a common practice.