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my veiled dug her tunnel and laid her eggs in a 10 hour period. and i thought that was a long time! why didn't it take her a week to dig a tunnel and lay eggs like the other chams on here?

thats amazing looking!!!!! is it possible that it would have horned offspring like itself?

it really depends on the personality of the chameleon.

i let my veiled out all the time, i just open the doors to her enclosure and she strolls out and goes to her favorite perch. but to get her back in i have to pick her up and place her inside.

i am interested in trying something other than crickets for a staple food. But i need to feed a leopard gecko, 2 red eye tree frogs, and a common snapping turtle and of corse my veiled chameleon. so i need something that is simple to take care of and to feed out, and that is small enough for the...

i would buy those! those have some pretty cool patterns!

no, its not been treated, i'm planing on painting it with latex paint this weekend.

acually, the bottom is made of dricore floor things(http://www.dricore.com/en/eIndex.aspx) its made of a single tile 24" by 24", and it is on tracks so it slides right out for easy cleaning. I'll get some pics posted soon. i'm planing on getting some more plants today, maybe some hanging vining...

well, i don't really have a drainage system, i don't need it right now, i can mist quite abit and not have to worry about water getting on my floor.

thanks! yea, filling it with plants is gonna be kinda expensive, but, hopefully not, i'm going to home depot today to return some wood i didn't use and get some plants. I've got some pothos cuttings in the bottom of the enclosure(you can see them in the picture) that i hope will help fill in the...

heres my new enclosure that i built over the weekend.

great pictures!

hvae you ever had the commercial stuff? it tastes like water!

wow! great shot!

well, when i turn 18, me and a group of friends are going to a rainforest someplace.

yea, thats what i've heard, although i see mine jumping around his viv alot. i'd like to get some pumilio, but they are just way too expensive. so far the cheapest price i've seen for one is $120. Your really lucky, you can go into your backyard and see all those colorful animals and plants...

If only humans grew that fast......

Here are some pictures of when i first got her. Here are some pictures that i took today. If you have Pictures of your cham like this, please post them!

Go for it!

i had that happen to my cham, it went away within a couple of days, no damage, no nothin.