What Chameleon Cage Should I Get? 

Dude I love you man. 😊thanks so much for enlightening and sharing your suggestions. You explain it all so well. I’m building the inside of my screen cage after your ideas for my female veiled. Getting all of my proper fogger/mister everything for my next first panther.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge about chameleons!

I am very thankful to find your videos. They are well put together and easy to understand. My 10 year old has his first chameleon (veiled chameleon). He has been wanting one for years, and even with trying to prepare with information before hand I’m left with needing more understanding. We homeschool, so his school for this week will be putting together as much information as possible to keep in a binder to be at our finger tips. I’ve had many reptiles over the years but this is our family’s first chameleon. It’s exciting for everyone! We want to make this little guy as healthy and happy as possible. So thank you again for such a detailed easy to understand video!

Planning on buying a panther here soon but I just bought a cage and am getting it all set up before! I bought an 8x4x2 because I wanted to give my future Chameleon as much space as possible and I can’t wait to start setting it up! My local reptile store owner has chameleons and is comings to help me set it up as well! I am so excited!

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Any suggestions for a panther build housing a hermaphrodite chameleon? He does lay eggs as females do but as every outward sign like colour and such (see avatar picture for the troublemaker) clearly says male he doesnt have the same colour change indicators to know when to put a laying bin in. Is there a way to incorporate a permanent laying bin that i can just take out to get rid of unfertalized eggs and put right back in, rather then putting in when they're indicating 'ready' (since his colouring says male and thus doesnt give classic female ready-to-lay signs) and then removing the rest of the time? If it helps i do fully bioactive soil bottom enclosures with enough plantlife and branches to make babies an absolute nightmare to find when first getting. The amount of times i swear a baby had escaped only to find one sitting under a leaf by a branch I'd checked twenty times already. Pothos is very much my friend for propagation. And trust me, rushing to the vet fearing impaction only to find out "good news, your cham isnt impacted. Fun news, he just laid eggs in the container we were using while we set up the machine to see whats going on inside". And i still had to pay the emergency bill. But at least i now have free physical exams as they are now a study piece for the teaching hospital, so i supose theres an upside? Seriously what am i supposed to use to gender a hermaphrodite even. I just worry about getting eggbound since with both sexual setups they might be more prone to that. Im suprised i didnt notice earlier as ive had him a few years already. Ive noticed them occasionally digging in the dirt but after the first few panicked vet trips over them hanging out at the bottom and then look overs i figured they were just an anomaly. Seeing as its already a weirdo and freakishly smart for a lizard that isnt a monitor. I even found them once having dug an actual tunnel. Can't help but wonder now if they were laying eggs and thats why they were such a digger.

Hey. Do you ship to Canada ? Interested in a 3 solid side enclosure

In Switerland we have to keep a minimum cage of 5 x 3 x 5 cage for the size Head and Body so if a Pantherchamelon have 25 cm length. They have to stay in a minimum of 125cm x 75cm × 125cm. And trust me. Biger is even better for your chameleon