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Pic on the right was when the Mistking sprayed for way longer than it should have. He was not happy, but he's back to normal now.

Wow, I can tell that took a long time to put together!

My panther goes crazy for superworms. Luckily he also eats Dubias; probably 5:1 ratio (Dubia to superworm). My understanding is that silkworms are the most nutritious of all the worms.

Side note; I just fed my chameleon superworms for the first time and now he goes nuts when he sees one. Kind of like me with ice-cream 🥰

Side-by-side from one day to the next. Amazing.

Forgot to include these two pics: PVC spacers under eggcrate panels to enable ever-so-slight grade for water: Getting a tan:

I've been on this forum every day for over a year and I thought there wouldn't be surprises once I got my chameleon. I'm surprised by the odd locations and positions that he sleeps. Here he is at the inside top of the cage. One night he slept upside down hanging from the screen top! I also...

Don't get the reptisun combo, the plant portion is insufficient

The highest risk is that it'll grow so fast it will overtake your whole enclosure

Keeping and care is very different than breeding. If you're not breeding, they are the easiest thing to sustain. Keep them in the dark at room temperature, give them vegetable scraps, and they live for months. Reproduction requires higher temperatures.

I figure there's about 22 feet of branches intertwined in the enclosure. He won't be bored. Aesthetics is really important to me, so I like to hide the seems with tillandsia's: A few random pics: Below the vivarium are pull out drawers for my bar: Here's the enclosure...

After 18 months of chameleon research and enclosure building, it finally came together. Here is a picture of the final enclosure. Below are details of the build. A lot of the plants are new, so more coverage will happen soon once they grow in. The custom cabinets and enclosure were built...

"Mistking6:30am-9p-2a" Not sure what this means.

OK, maybe I did some editing ;)

I have no idea. This is only his third day in his new home and he's learning where everything is (and isn't)

Nice recovery with that tail!

Dogs have a innate propensity for genetic variation, shared with few other animals.

Thanks for all your comments, this community is great. Here's where I landed. The hard part is calculating that he can move his head because the branch is perpendicular to the feeder.