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hi my veiled Cham is about 3-4 months old and I just got her. She is still new in the environment but she is mostly happy. She is slightly dark at times but that's just her. When I try to touch her and climb onto me she usually turns into a brighter green. I was wondering why she would turn...

I just got a female veiled bc no spur and she's couple months old. I just want to be prepared for having a female. Do they always have to lay eggs (infertile)or can some females just never lay eggs? Also if she does ever lay eggs will they hatch even if they are "infertile"? And if they don't...

I just got a new veiled Cham. Did a lot of research and I do know the answer to this but I just want to make sure with other people. If my Cham gets misted and fogger couple times a day and the humidity is around 60-80 during day and drops to 30-50 is this okay? Also he likes to play in the fog...

So what are some suggestions of plants to put in the cage? I'm getting a Jackson male.

I just want to make sure my jade plant is safe to put in my cage. I checked couple "safe plant" list and some have them listed as safe and some don't have them listed. Wanna hear what you guys think.

If I want to go away for the weekend how would I leave the setup with food and lighting? I already have the humidity and water taken care of. Is it ok if I just leave on the lights while I'm gone? Or is it better if I just bring him in a small container and bring the whole habitat with me?

Thanks for all the great suggestions. If I put a live plant in there won't it die if it doesn't get sunlight? I feel like the bulbs won't eb enough and I don't want to put soil in the cage either so how can I get a live plant to stay in there without dying? Are there certain plants that don't...

Im about to get my first Jackson. I'm wondering what kind of fake plants are good? Also if I get branches from outside can I use them without them rotting if I boil the branches and kill most of the bacteria? That's two questions please Lmk of you have good info. Thanks.