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@Beman, nice diy, by the way.

Hiya and welcome aboard. Home Depot and Rona can cut the wood for you. Tell them if needs to fit in the car. 😉 DIY enclosure last longer and cost more depending on the materials used. If you use the reptibreeze, I would recommend using corrugated plastic panels secured to the frame. Not the...

Welcome and great questions. There some amazing people here that can help. I would also recommend check out chameleonacademy.com there's great information regarding humidity.

Hi there, I too followed what most breeders suggest online. I am currently using bioactive 18x18x24 Exoterra's with success. However I plan to move up to a 36x18x24 exo. Bigger is always better. Their short life span maybe an affect of breeding stress, or being in a small enclosure, it's...

May 9th is the inaugural day so 1 more sleep.

Very interesting concept for a tattoo. Those I know just had the artist draw from online images.

Frank Payne is a great mentor with Lateralis. He also has a great episode on the Chameleon academy podcast. Chameleons Canada has some coming this summer. They're usually jn greaf shape, but as wild caught, be prepared to do the work to acclimate them.

Good morning strech!

Hi, I do have a 3D printer but still experimenting. I've made feeder cup perches that work well. I'm in Canada so if you're in the US, shipping will be expensive and a pain.

Another awesome episode. You guys keep it fun and entertaining with great information to boot. Keep up the great work.

Wow,that's awesome!

Hope you're feeling better.

Beautiful cham and a great tribute ❤️

I'm so bad on FB. The I is cut off on the profile pic. Only started looking at FB recently cause of our awesome community.

Uh oh, pick away.😊

Is it selfish to like a post I'm in. 😂

James is the GOAT with the DIY and wood enclosures! Follow his recommendations for success.

Looks awesome 👏

Hi, the uvb cards are not useful at all. A uvb meter is the best way to measure uvb. Previous responses regarding supplements are great.

Agree with Eliza. BSFL are easier to keep than crickets, healthier feeder too. The flies also provide great hunting enrichment.