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I am a new member and this has probably been posted before, but please, please watch for these pinch points on the Exoterra terrarium glass doors. The power and mechanical advantage when quickly closing the door could easily shear off the hands or feet of your beloved cham. I sure hope this...

Jenny, yeah drinking is an issue for me. Check out what I posted today and all the VERY informative replies. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/hydrating-during-feeding-and-gaping-is-it-ok.166212/

By the way, I am just blown away by your graphics and the level of detail regarding the mouth of a chameleon. I learned so much! This is the reason why I joined this awesome forum. To help each of us learn more regarding our love of these fascinating animals. Thank you again!

Brodybreaux25.....click on this link https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/what-i-did-with-the-exoterra-36-x-36-x-18-terrarium.166148/

There are no signs of dehydration at all. Just want to see him drinking. Thanks for the advice! I will stop this practice.

Wow! Never knew that this could be a problem. Thanks so much for your feedback!

Beautiful guy! Love the blue! I will look up Matt next time!

I had a veiled chameleon for years and I was always able to manually feed her. I would gently drip water on her snout and this was her cue that it was drinking time. She then would lift her head upwards and open her mouth 3-4 times gulping down the water. With my new panther its a different...

That's a great question. I do not have a drain but I was concerned initially about this. I water the plants approximately every two weeks, (about 1 quart), in addition to the MistKing schedule. I have my MistKing come on about 4 times a day in the summer and 6 times in the winter. Twice in the...

Thank you Tammie!

Thank you Chris!

I am not advertising....just found this upgrade notification quite amusing. It resembles my little guy.

Fully planted, all real plants, New Zealand tree fern panels for background, (you can get them on Amazon), full eco (no cleaning), homemade feeding dish made from burl, all glass panels. I've had this setup for about 2 years now, no issues, but I need to go even bigger. Looking very seriously...

He's about 7 months old. Capturing hornworms is his specialty.