Chase
Chameleon Enthusiast
I agree nice setup.
Seriously Considering a Panther Chameleon
- Thread starter HerpGuy94
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I agree nice setup.
She looks quite healthy to me, she really seems to love that umbrella tree plant.
I would recommend getting some Fluker's bend-a-branch (someone correct me on the name if its wrong). My little baby panther loves them, they are a good thickness for younger chameleons feet.
In picture 2 is that a cricket hanging out the front of her mouth?
Justin Carl
Avid Member
yea you just dont want her to fall b/c the branches are to big for her little hands
Chase
Chameleon Enthusiast
lol. true true.
yeah I was worried about that, my friend yelled at me cause I stood there with my hands out ready to catch her if she fell. I'll definately get some more perches and things for her. It's amazing how active this forum is, on the other ones I use it takes about 3 days to get 4 replies. Here I type a message and come back and there are 3 more replies. lol... the petco I got her from is really good when it comes to reptiles. Tony personally mists them a few times a day, and the chameleons have their own cages, except for the babies when they end up with too many. But she was housed by herself, you can tell! lol... she's a chunky little girl.
dodolah
Retired Moderator
I am honestly amazed with what you say!This is my first time hearing Petco does something right.
anyway, she looks healthy and the setting you have is right on the mark.
and since you bought a female veiled cham, you better get ready for another research especially when she's about to reach the gravid age.
Post some clear, crisp, in focus pictures of the chameleons hind legs, specifically the back of it's feet, and the people here will help out.
dodolah
Retired Moderator
here's mine (this is Columbus' permanent cage)
All are live plants with the exception of the vines and the plants that are hanging on the top
and here's my Columbus.
(this is a month old pics. He's bit dehydrated at that time, but has been completely rehydrated).
All are live plants with the exception of the vines and the plants that are hanging on the top
and here's my Columbus.
(this is a month old pics. He's bit dehydrated at that time, but has been completely rehydrated).
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Thanks! You have a nice veiled, and a nice setup!! I am thinking about just using the flight cage we built when we had birds. I might just divide it down the middle, cause it is 6 ft long, 6 ft tall, and 4 ft wide, so each chameleon would get the same size cage as the cage I was talking about originally. What do you guys think (about anything in this thread)?
Danny
Danny
Oh my god... my electricity and water has been out since this morning. It was supposed to come back on 10:30 a.m. today, then they said noon tomorrow, but thankfully it turned on just now. All of my reptiles were ice cold, since it is 19 derees outside. I took Emily into the living room since we had the fireplace on and it was the only decent temperature room in the house (like 69 degrees). I almost thought she would die. THANK GOD. Eww I haven't showered in a day. I had to brush my teeth with bottled water too.
Thats a scary experience. I am glad she is okay!
Yeah, my friend was content to sit there with a flash light over Emily for about an hour lol... but we just moved her out into the living room and she was fine. Can she eat baby dubia roaches, my mom picked up 110 roaches today. Ugly little devil creatures those roaches are, but as long as they are in a secure tub or in a lizard's gut, I'm good. lol...
Danny
Danny
dastone181
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danny do u have a youtube account? with a leopard gecko named yoshi?
