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It's a beautiful plant and would increase the enclosure astetics, but palms are probably the only tree without branches. Chams need branches.

This short video was not intended to be a stand-alone, comprehensive, review of all the pros and cons. Gingero has tons of videos describing the downsides of owning a chameleon. Please do your homework

You clearly haven't watched her videos all the way through. If anything, she is overly cautious about articulating how difficult raising chameleon is. Her videos are very pragmatic and realistic.

You make a good case for dubias over crickets, so why use crickets at all?

Thanks for this. I was hoping this would be 5 cool/unique things about chameleons, but maybe you already covered that in a previous video. Obvious choices are independent movement of eyes, coloring, tongue extension, unusual walking movement, and fused toes

Dubias!

This is a great idea to put together a list! I only suggest you include the type and wattage for the heat bulb, as this seems to be the most confusing thing.

Unless your area is prone to frequent blackouts, wifi timers really are better.

Thanks, I forgot about drippers :)

I found that the "net" UVB light through a typcial window screen is cut in half (using my Solarmeter)

For those who don't mist during the day, doesn't that mean your chameleon has nothing to drink (moisture dripping off leaves) all day?

Amazing photos!

I recommend using only a dripper if you can, because maintaining a fogger and a dripper is a lot of work.

2x2x4 is ideal, but it's not carved in stone. It could be a bit smaller.

I had a dart frog for 11 years and he got all his water through his skin

I strongly discourage getting this one so young, especially for $100. For a comparison, here is a reputable reptile store in Berkeley that is selling this juvenile for $150: https://eastbayvivarium.com/collections/chameleons/products/veiled-chameleon

I've had this plant in my backyard for 10 years and I've never seen any sap. I believe you would need to cut into it to get that.

Are you sure? They just had an expo there in June, which was moved from San Francisco

Kind of hard to tell from one pic, but I love the extensive branch highway. Probably more plants would help; they need to hide to feel comfortable.

Unfortunatley, all living things are delicate and chameleons even more so than most. It was just his time