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What? You want more? Okay. 😁 She was really mad at the phone! 😡 While I do handle her for less than a minute at least once a week, I don’t often take her fully out like this. She’s very calm once on my hand. Have I mentioned how I love her face? 😛 Still absolutely breathtaking after all...

Because I can never get enough of her. 🥰 Stupid papilloma appeared. Later had it successfully removed (it never returned) but it’s why her ‘affair’ with Hammlet was forbidden. (Plus I feared getting ‘stuck’ with dozens of babies) Not sure why she changed into her colors, but she’s stunning in...

This is a bit late, but I got the date completely wrong. So August 22nd was the 7th gotcha day for my beautiful Stella. Hard to believe it’s been so long! While she’s getting old and slowing down here and there, for the most part, she’s doing great. It’s been maybe a couple of years that she...

Omg! I love him so much! He shows so much attitude! Just awesome! Especially the 2nd pic. I lol’d. 🤣 😂

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Hi. I think he looks perfect and healthy. His casque is still a bit concave from what I’m seeing. Do continue to keep a close eye though, as you’re already doing. Usually around 10-12 months is when they have done pretty much all of their growing and we want to cut their feeding back.

Most chameleons can’t resist the allure of wormy feeders. Hornworms are irresistible to just about all reptiles, but it can be difficult to get them small enough and they are best as treats…not much nutrition to them. Superworms are always a favorite, but they are kind of the equivalent of...

Yay! Give him as much as he wants to eat. While meal worms (buffalo worms are similar I believe) aren’t the best feeder, that’s okay for now as long as he’s eating. You’re doing great! Sounds like your little man is feeling better and doing better. 💗

So glad to hear that there’s some improvement. As long as things are headed in a positive direction, it’s good! Little by little his body is recovering. 😊 You’re doing great with him. It is hard to bring humidity down without a dehumidifier. 55% isn’t too terrible. Just continue with his good...

Hi. Just wondering how your little one and you are doing. :)

Chameleons are not known to be the easiest animals to care for. You’re starting with a baby, which makes it even harder. You’re in the right place for help, support and learning, making improvements and doing your best for your little one. Each day and little by little, he should be showing some...

Just a few days left to get your entries in! Hurry hurry! I just haven’t been able to get any new pics, so have dredged up some nice old ones.

Grumpy enjoying a silk moth

Kali - petite purple princess showing her colors

Stella enjoying outside time

Lucky - camera shy guy

‘Nuff said. Now go get him!

Vitamin A can be complicated a bit. There are two forms of it - beta carotene (proformed) which is from vegetable sources and is water soluble. We aren’t sure that chameleons are able to fully utilize this form. The other form is retinol (preformed), which is from animal sources and is fat...

Phew! The D3 is used for just one feeding every other week. Did you buy a combination D3/multivitamin? If not, you will also need a multivitamin which will also be used for one feeding every other week, but not the same feeding as you give the D3. Usually they are alternated every week, so for...