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Nope as ive said is his locked away when im.not in and when his asleep and when i am in the cats are kept away from him to enable him to come out and climb on the feew large hohse plants (ficus) and move around the room and get back into the cage whenever he likes

I made this post to show the work i did, not to explain what i was doing with it or my plans next but no one asked about them they just attacked me on having a cage that is 6inches by 5 inches too small for a chameleon.... yes the design may not be as effiecent as a full mesh one but as ive...

And id like to point out people saying an adult needs a 4x 2 x2 tank and these are 4x 18"x19" thats only 5 inches by 6 inches of space these cages are short of.... i really dont think for such a short period that size is going to be a massive loss... the vents are all quiet large and the doors...

Thank you again for a civil response and in my previous post i have stated this isnt the pernament enclosure for them in about 4/5 months they will have a much larger encolsure about double the size it is now for each chameleon, this will then not be used for chameleons

So i suppose you have the perfect setup size of a jungle with only live trees natural sunlight and natural heat with regular food available and air flow and all the perfect wild trees theyd have in the yemen islands.....? Well i guess anyone keeping them in a cage is practically putting them up...

There is a full length mesh panel across the front of the cage as well as vents on the sides of the tank and at the top of the tank, bob is content in his viv and happy in his self and itll only be this size for a while due to them being baby panthers and then when they are all subadult ill get...

With out disrespect it is plenty of room for my chameleon he has the opportunity to come out everyday if he wants to has plenty of room in the cage and to be honest yes people say bigger is better then why do pet shops say the 18x18x24 glass exoterras are big enough for an adult veiled chameleon?!

4ft tall by 18inches by about 19 n about inches

So, i decided a while back that bob (veiled chameleon) really isnt using the size of his cage so ive decided to convert it and get my self a pair of panther chameleons So first up bob himself showing quiet pale colours so this is what Bobs cage orignally was like... and now with 3...

Hey Is anybody in the Uk possibly near the west midlands selling any baby panther chameleons? Will be going to Donny in June as well Many thanks Andy

anyone else??

its not necessarily what you see her do, its what she does when your not at home, when she gets abit bigger she might be able to touch the bulbs etc... its when your not there to watch them things can go wrong... like if one of the bulbs fell because the cable came loose and was sat on the floor...

We're not having a go at you on rfuk one bit, we have said we suggest you remove the substrate, try and get the lighting out of the cage to enable a bigger cage and no risk of burns meaning you can put more in the cage including live plants and to try a strip uv bulb due to them being more...

not that severe no, sent it you on facebook see if u can see it on there :)

noticed this on the side of bob today, its only tiny about half a pea size, firm to the touch and moves with the skin, doesnt seem to hurt him if i touch it or anything :confused: for anyone who cant see the image heres a link to it... http://i43.tinypic.com/2jxrbo.jpg

Even if I do handle him and get him out, he'll sit in one spot and not move at all for over half an hour then he'll move and get comfy and then sit and do nothing like he does in his cage...

hey guys his all healthy theres nothing wrong with him, ive tried varying the days his fed on and how long before he is fed again but still he'll walk right up to them, he does explore his cage now and again and temperatures are fine he isnt the most friendliest to handle and due to having cats...

4 x 3 x 2.5 Ft T x W x D

Hey, As some of you may have seen a while back I got Bob a big cage due to the size of him, however he is the most laziest chameleon ive ever seen. He walks to his food so its about an inch away and only ever moves around the cage at night when he wants to sleep. Ive tried putting new...

Thank you!