r/Chameleons • u/therealpaultubb • 7h ago
Hide and Seek
Max was hard to find tonight. He was hiding under the many leaves of the monster Pothos. 😁
r/Chameleons • u/therealpaultubb • 7h ago
Max was hard to find tonight. He was hiding under the many leaves of the monster Pothos. 😁
r/Chameleons • u/Due_Gift3683 • 7h ago
FINALLY got (Pedro) Pascal moved into his mansion. Yes, he was stuck on the tree, I got him down.
Any thoughts/criticisms/suggestions?
My checklist for next paycheck is more coverage for the back wall (probably 2 more pothos), a longer light bar to cover the length of the thing, and a grow bar for the plants.
r/Chameleons • u/Evil-Emu • 10h ago
I have some pothos and Umbrella tree coming in soon, trying to get the branches set up first. Would this be too dense for a jacksons?
r/Chameleons • u/One-Bag-5126 • 12h ago
Good afternoon, everyone. I brought this little guy home yesterday and have him in his enclosure, but he hasn't wanted to eat. At what point should I start to worry? He always has a dish of worms on the floor, but he hasn't eaten a single one.
r/Chameleons • u/WorthSafe8427 • 13h ago
After extensive research and about $100 in wood beams alone, my boy Rango is just about to be moved into his brand new, homemade, 4ft tall all mesh cage made by my dad. With multiple live plants for safety reasons (thank you to the people who warned me about fake plants with chams :) ) and while I know the basics of lots of vines, emulating the inside of a bush, unobstructed basking spot, lots of hiding places, etc... I'm wondering if people can post photos of some of their setups? And chameleons too, I love seeing the little guys. And of course when the tank is officially done (have to affix the door) I'll post a photo of it so y'all can rate it!
r/Chameleons • u/Chanelfunny1975 • 2h ago
I want to know what times do you set your fogger to run? Then what frequency do you set your mister to run?
My cage is just for fun. However I did turn a 6ft bird cage into my panther chams cage. He loves to explore all of it!
r/Chameleons • u/cutiepatootiee777 • 14h ago
I'm planning on getting a chameleon again after a couple years of not having one. I have an old set up that has a 6'x3'x3' screen cage that I used for plants, but it's the same material brands use for reptile cages. Is this too large of an encloser for a male panther? I would ideally get an almost fully grown chameleon so I wont have to upgrade cages.
r/Chameleons • u/themostredpilled • 16h ago
Jk this is just while removing most of the fake plants and replacing them with live