Mrjamwin
Chameleon Enthusiast
@Bladesnbrushes BTW banned names for Chameleons are Pascal and Rango. Thank you for your attention to the matter.
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I've decided for Norse names!@Bladesnbrushes BTW banned names for Chameleons are Pascal and Rango. Thank you for your attention to the matter.
Your welcome. And we understand your frustration. This is why the chameleon academy is my go to site for new people to the hobby. It is the only site that will not steer you wrong.Sorry yall got the end of my aggravation towards the handlers I've previously encountered. Thanks Beman! I will definitely learn up and change my husbandry asap! Being a craftsman, I honestly want to make a TRUE cham kit to absolve this problem with correct products and husbandry. Im seeing so many horror stories about chams all over the place. If people were educated properly with the right products those horror stories might decrease and cham popularity might increase.
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This is essentially when I bought him.
I named him Loki, I'm not sure what to name him if he turns out to be female!
I know the amount of misinformation and inadequate products are so frustrating . Glad you found the forums.I've already spent way over $1000 so far cause I pieced everything together as most have recommended. I just want this neverending buying battle to stop. Its almost as if everyone i take info from gets a commission whether online or not. Im a furniture/ cabinet builder and there must be a better way to teach new cham owners cause what im going through would shy most away and end up truely not caring for these amazing creatures! Like create a REAL cham kit!
Baby sized cage is fine for now. It will help you monitor fecals and urates. Careful on handling... Babies will jump to get away from you. Sit low on the floor and make sure there is carpet below you.This is my full setup after a little cleaning. I had only planned to keep this small enclosure for a month or two and build a proper one with drainage etc. I will update my husbandry ASAP as I am not one who fools around miskeeping animals. I will post all my cham details on a sexing thread! That might determine if I confront my reptile store!
Btw she/ he was very pissy when I picked him/ her up. This is the first time since I brought him/her home
How secure is the foam thing that insects climb on in his feeder?This is my full setup after a little cleaning. I had only planned to keep this small enclosure for a month or two and build a proper one with drainage etc. I will update my husbandry ASAP as I am not one who fools around miskeeping animals. I will post all my cham details on a sexing thread! That might determine if I confront my reptile store!
Btw she/ he was very pissy when I picked him/ her up. This is the first time since I brought him/her home
Its firmly in place. It doesn't flap or move.How secure is the foam thing that insects climb on in his feeder?
Thanks for the input!! I will be upgrading my lighting when I get paid Monday. As for my plastic shower curtain I will be removing it and replacing with a drain tub and window film asap.Baby sized cage is fine for now. It will help you monitor fecals and urates. Careful on handling... Babies will jump to get away from you. Sit low on the floor and make sure there is carpet below you.
Only thing I see besides the uvb lighting. Is the plastic on the bottom. Pull that out. It is a risk because baby may climb down in between the side and plastic and have issues getting out.
You want duct window film for the outside to go over the screen. Mount it to the frame of the cage. This will keep water from getting on your walls. Then you need a drainage tray. You can either buy one from dragon strand or go the creative option using even a large storage bin lid for it to sit on then wet vac that.
OR if you do not want to deal with wet vac.
Order something like this. https://www.amazon.com/DiversiTech-6-2424L-Drain-Plastic-Large/dp/B00QW2J380/ref=sr_1_33?crid=1WI724OPWXN5K&keywords=hot+water+heater+pan+24&qid=1552797054&s=gateway&sprefix=hot+water+heater+pan,aps,274&sr=8-33
Put shims under the back side so the water drains to the pipe connection at the front and have that connect to a hose to drain into a bucket. You could even have the bucket on the side of your cabinet and have it angle that way as well.