the funniest bed mates i have ever seen,,,

Hey All,,,
I took this picture late this evening as the sun is going down,,,
What the deal is is kinda funny,,
I put a greenhouse together,, placed some of the panels in screen for airflow,, and installed a custom spray system to provide all the moisture the Chams need,, and i planned on keeping my veileds in a colony situation for the summer outdoors so they get tons of sunshine,, and they seem to love it!
but you end up with a few crickets that get on the floor of the green house and die,,, so i put a collard lizard in there to eat the crickets that get out of the chams food dish,, and he enjoyed being in there so much,, and i had no problems with inter species problems with them,, i decided to put the rest of the collards in with the chams,,, and i will be damn,, but now they are all good buddies,,,, they sit on the same limbs,, they eat at the same time,,, and in this pic , they are even getting ready to crash out within a few inches of each other,,,, if you look close the collard has his back feet kicked out relaxing,,, and the female veiled is also resting her belly on the limb,,,,
They seem to do really well together,, and it works great on keeping all the crickets eaten,,, By the way,, the collards really seem to enjoy the long mistings by the misting system through out the day,,,,
Silly critters!

here is a pic of the green house,,,

here is a pic of the greenhouse,,,,

here is the inside with the sprayers on,,

Kinda view of the inside,,,

i would put a ton of live plants in there if i were you. how many veileds and what sex you keeping together? by the way how much did that greenhouse cost?

i tried to stay away from the live plants. as with the continual watering it wahses the soil out of the plants, and i have the veileds trained to come down and eat out of a bowl,, they eat their greens and feeder insects from a bowl,,,
the greenhouse is like $350.00 plus the mods,,, i replaced 1/2 the celing panels with screens i made up like screen doors,, and they fit in the exact spots perfect,, i will keep the original panels for when it starts to get cool in the evening,,, i can pop them back in,, and take them out as needed,,,, as for the veileds,, it is a 1. 5 ratio,,, and they have really settled in and have there own " territory to themselves.... it would be no sweat to probably do as many as 1.8 or so,, and everyone is happy,, and they each have there own area to enjoy life,,,