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I don't have money to take him to the vet, unfortunately. Broke college student here :( I've had him for a little over 2 years and this is the first time I've seen him like this. I got him another UV light and hydrated him but he's still pale. However, he looks alert. I'm not sure what's going...

Hi everyone, Today I noticed my chameleon Raijin looks pale. I'm not sure if this is a sign he's dying as it looks like he cant produce his color. He is a nosy be and should be blue. Here's a photo from earlier. He also appears weak. I took him outside to hydrate him but I'm not sure what else I...

Thank you for the replies. I know he is crossed but I wasn't sure with what

hi everyone. I made a thread here about 5 months ago asking if people knew what my chameleons gender was. Well, Raijin is a boy which is awesome because I wanted a male. But as he has gotten bigger I noticed he only remains one color. I assumed he may be a nosey be but he isn't the blue color...

@alphakenc My boy is puffed up in that photo lol. Even sticking my hand to put he crickets in there and he climbs away quickly. I always knew veiled chameleons are aggressive to an extent but mine is really mean and hisses a lot. But he's cute so I keep him anyway lol

My boy Spyro! I wish I had a female he could breed with. He's very aggressive though and refuses to be touched :(

Pretty chameleon! Love her colors. My veiled Spyro isn't that vibrate

Did the last owner ever give it water? They don't drink standing water by the way. The cage has to be misted. That's a sign of dehydration as above user said.

older strip lights don't produce UV. I think UV lasts about 6 months and after that it's time to replace them! Good luck and I hope your chameleon gets better.

have you changed your UV light recently? Though the light may work, after a while they don't produce UV. I had a veiled chameleon before the one I have now that died only after a few months of having it because my UV light wasn't producing any. Without UV they can get weak and die. Do you...

Thank you. I've had mine since November. We believe our chameleon is an ambilobe.

I made a similar thread! :LOL: Your chameleon is cute! I'm going to guess male.

Male, female... Damn I guess this may be One that is hard to tell ;) Thanks for all the replies everyone :)

Sometimes I see a bulge and sometimes I don't :') so this guessing is annoying lol. My boyfriend and I agreed male, then he changed his mind and said female, but I still feel uncertain. I feel aroind 2 months Is old enough to determine gender...

I tried to take some better photos. Currently; Raijin is in a butterfly net cage like thing with a UV strip light fixed on top. Some branches to climb. We already have another cage waiting for him/her to live in when it's a little bigger. We will also provide a misting system like we do for our...

all these comments are awesome! I'm new as well and liking this forum. When I got my veiled chameleon, he was a baby so I "cup fed" him since his cage was huge and I didn't want the crickets to run around and him not find them :D Your chameleon looks like female. They have bumps on the back...

*sigh That's a little disappointing. Female panthers aren't vibrant like the male. Also, they lay eggs and that is something I've never experienced, with getting a sand container and what not. Well, I guess there's a first for everything :D

Another photo of Raijin

hey everyone! I am new to this forum so I apologize in advance if this is the wrong section. I am a member of another forum but not chameleon related so I know it can be annoying to post in the wrong area Anyway, in November my boyfriend bought a baby Panther chameleon from his boss at the pet...