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I know this is anecdotal, but I kept 3 poison dart frogs for 10 years and never sterilized plants in their enclosure. Frogs are much more vulnerable to environmental toxins than chameleons because of their skin.

Wow, that is an insane amount of work. I admire your dedication. I actually just put the plants right in the enclosure as is.

That is impressive, very impressive...and well above my skill level.

I appreciate your comments. Sometimes less is more ;)

Thanks for the feedback. I will have fans running, so that may help with the humidity

I'm finishing up the design for my custom enclosure for a panther and really want to keep it simple. Is there any reason why I can't have my Mistking go off for about 60 seconds several times a day for drinking, in lieu of a dripper? It's a very large enclosure with lots of plants and good...

Awesome as usual. You must be running out of ideas by now!

100% agree with everything you said. Well done. I'm on team Dubia. Escapees won't reproduce unless you live in the tropics and even then, it's unlikely.

Can anyone tell me how I can simultaneously prevent too much UVB for screen climbers and keep the right UVB level at the highest branch? Do I have to keep the top roof screen right up against the top branch and then raise the light 5-7 inches over that screen?

Very very nice setup. How did you do that fern background? I want to do that. Are they real plants?

Neptune the Chameleon just published a video on this:

I wouldn't get one. I used a fogger for my dart frog for 10 years and it's a major pain to always refill it. I mister is more efficient because it uses less water and also acts as a source of drinking water.

Both the foam and the caulk are safe as long as they cure first. I had a dart frog in my foam/caulked enclosure and they're much more sensitive than chameleons.

Sunset chameleons

I'm kind of surprised they even try to sell chameleons because they're so difficult.

That quite a steal compared to my $70 feeder, LOL

I just bought one from Sunset Chameleons, and I'm super happy with it.

I have Nationwide for my dogs and I'm happy with that company. I probably wouldn't buy it for a chameleon though.

20 years? More like 200 years... LOL

Low 70's is too cool but I wouldn't fret over a few degrees being off. In other words, if it's 79 degrees and you want 83 degrees, don't sweat it. IRL, they don't get the ideal temps every day in the wild.