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Last winter I used two humidifiers in a small sized room, hand misted many, many times a day and used plants to help hold in moisture.... didn't work for me. I sure am glad I found something that does. :)

"It's a do it or don't get a chameleon.". Are you serious?? If keeping my chameleon has taught me anything, it is that there is not just one correct way to do things! I think you can start with the well recommended all screen enclosure, but just be ready to possibly have to make some...

I had both types of ficus in the cage, Ficus binnendijkii 'Alii' or Ficus alii (thanks Jerm for letting me know the correct name) and benjamina. Both were purchased at the same time and given the same care. Ficus alii is growing like crazy and needs to be trimmed back often, and as for the...

Okay, I don't feel so bad now!!:p

If you look at forum member "nosferatu" gallery, there are some AMAZING pictures of a veiled Chameleon eating a hummingbird! Sad for bird lovers ( like me:( ), but amazing all the same.

I was positive you already had one:p

Awesome Will! I am a bit of a fanatic with macro photography, I love it. The closer the better. I bet you have some photos like that of your own?? Thanks for sharing.

Will, how were you able to get your chameleons?? (of course you don't have to share, I was just curious;) )

Thanks Brad! I was able to add another picture to my original post. There was a problem with my picture and that is why it wasn't uploading. Will- the dry ice sounds like a fun experiment. Good tip on the holes, I wouldn't have thought of doing that. I think I will give it a try. -Shannon

If it says "food Grade" on the box can I assume it is chemical free and safe to use?

Thanks Heika! I am glad you stay up as late me:p I will start searching the feed stores tomorrow to see if they have any. Cows are not big here but I will keep my fingers crossed. -Shannon

MAAANNN! That is going to be a big job! Well, how will everyone else be spending their weekend?? :p Thanks for identifying them so quickly, I knew you could help. Nasty little buggers don't even drown well! I have had a few in water for hours and they still haven't kicked the bucket. Will-...

oops I didn't know what I was doing so there is only one picture.

I was wondering if anyone know what these are. I have been finding them for a couple weeks now and have tracked them down to the cham's cage. I think they are hatching in there...ewww:eek: I am guessing they are millipede rather than centipede because they are a little rounder than centipedes...

I was looking in the middle too but I still couldn't find it right away. I finally saw the legs and then just followed them up. Do you think they are stepped on lot? Not just by people but larger animals?

I bet a lot of you out there have already been to this site below, and have looked at all the wonderful pictures, but there was one picture in particular that I stared at for a good 10 minutes just trying to find the chameleon. It may just be my eyesight, but I am just barely able to make it out...

I happen to find your post very interesting and not at all boring! :p

See, I didn't know that they had a special scooper. You learn something new everyday! I will closely inspect the next shipment and maybe post a few pictures. You can tell me if it looks up to par. Of coarse finding a person to ship to me is another story. Beggars can't be choosers. A few months...

Do you think most were already dead before shipping, in the suppliers container before he dumped a bunch into the shipping box? I doubt he is actually counting 1000 crickets (I know I am not counting to see if I received 1000 exactly:p ), so I picture him just pulling out egg crates and shaking...

Because I am in Alaska I can't get the live arrival guarantee, but he over stocks the box to compensate so I can't really complain. Most people won't even agree to ship here even though it really doesn't take longer than most places. They do travel farther though.