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I've had this chameleon (named Leaf Erikson) for about 2.5 years now, He was purchased from Fl Chams at a ~3 months old in December of 2015. I'll be moving in the near future, and he unfortunately won't be able to come with me, so I'd like to try to find him a new home. Along with him, I am...

You could look for a showerpan to use for the base of the cage, since you're custom building. Not sure you can find one that's 4' by 2', but it's probably worth looking online. That would definitely make drainage much easier.

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You could also check home depot for plants. All of them near me sell indoor plants, and pothos are pretty popular there. You'll also find a ficus from time to time.

They look cool, but I imagine it'll turn into a septic system pretty quickly! I think it's very important to keep practicality and cleanability in mind when setting up a cage. After all, these animals live for years, and will be in that cage for a long time to come. I've seen some visually...

It's tough to judge without seeing it in person, but that looks like it could work pretty well!

I'll echo with Syreptyon said, mealworms are a nono, and your Cham would very much appreciate more cover and places to climb in the cage, along with a mister. Given the light fixture, I'm also guessing you have a spiral type UVB bulb, which don't work nearly as well as the linear bulbs.

I'm pretty sure Veileds are supposed to be pissed, so you must be doing something right!

I got my Veiled from Fl Chams a few years ago, and I was very happy with them.

Unfortunately, you see some pretty despicable things in the name of greed in the pet industry.

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My male veiled acted like a tame cat when he was young, climbing out of the cage to eat, etc. As he aged, he got progressively more territorial with me. Sometimes he'll still want to eat from my hand, but more often than not, he'll threaten me when I open the cage door, and chow down after I put...

Personally I used brown plastic shower curtain from Amazon. It definitely was not fancy, but it was quick and easy!

Very cool!

Thanks for the advice guys. How do you set up your grasshoppers? From the little I read, it seems like they required live grass for food, which seemed impractical.

She's been having some breathing problems lately, and after some allergy testing, found out that she's allergic to roaches. Apparently this is quite common, which I did not know. The problem is that we feed our Veiled Dubias. What are some good alternatives? I'd rather steer clear of crickets...