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Sorry to hear she didn't make it.

Wow, that great news, glad these ones are healthier. I can't wait to see the pictures.

Wow, that is great news. I am so glad you were able to educate the staff and make the mother to be more comfortable. Your a wonderful person.

You really know your reptiles Will, that is so funny :D

That is great news Brad. I applaud your effort and determination.

Ok, I must be blind because I don't see any chameleon in any of the pictures.

Thats great

Here is a picture of the bulb and the package. They are just plain halogen flood lights I purchased a Walmart. I use a the bulb holder with a ceramic holder that I purchased at the pet store. Keep in mind that this wattage is way to strong, I am going to try a 40 or 50watt.

My basking spot is 90 to 95, depending on the day, we live in Canada and it is freezing outside so I need one this large to achieve the temps I am looking for. As for the halogen bulbs, I had no idea how hot they got because I have never used one so I picked up a 90w flood light and put it in...

Thanks for sharing Brad. I wish my veiled would eat greens but he won't, but I am still trying to encourage him to eat them.

Thats it, Thank you.

I seen a thread on here that has a link that shows you all of the safe plants for a chameleon and it has pictures of all the plants also. I have done a search and I can't find this thread, if anybody knows of this link I would appreciate it.

Miranda at first I thought the glass cage was not as bad as others on here thought but I was soooo wrong. My chameleon was always stressed so my son build him a screen cage with two of the sides screen and two sides a solid wall and I can't believe the difference in his health. He is so much...

So far so good. He hasn't climbed on the screen since, at least that I know of. He spends most of his time hiding in the upper right corner and I can hardly see him. Thanks for all the wonderful suggests.

Sorry to hear that Heika, I know you made his last few days the best they could be and you did everything you could.

They are so adorable.

They get very stressed in glass enclosures because they can see their own reflection and they think that another chameleon is in there with them and since they are very territorial lizards they feel threatened and this stresses them out. I have seen a drastic change in him as soon as I moved him...

Thanks Brad, we are really trying to make him healthy and happy. I was told by the guy I got him from that he was 2 years old. He said he had him for 8 months and the guy before him had him for a year, then again I don't give his previous owner much credability in what he says. I figure he is...

He just finished shedding again and he never shed in the same spot again. Here is a picture of him after the shed, sorry it is not in focus but i had to rush because as soon as I open the door he trys to climb out. I was under the assumption that they only shed twice a year when they reach adult...

That’s great news, he looks so much better already. I applaud your effort, time and love for reptiles.