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Looking fantastic! 😍 While that spot on the upper right may look a little empty now, it won’t stay that way for very long. Train some of your lower pothos upwards towards there and the leaves should grow nice and big and fill that space beautifully. 😊

Truly, the very best things to feed chameleons are a variety of proper size feeder insects, such as those below in the graphic. The second graphic is the best food items to feed to the insects to keep them healthy and nutritious. While veiled chameleons will eat plant and vegetable matter, it...

Probably is real, but is certainly wrong. There are some who for whatever reason will on infrequent occasion give their chameleon a mouse, it is most commonly (and correctly for a chameleon of this size) a pinkie. The size of this rodent is much too large for the chameleon to eat. While he may...

But what a sweet little head you are! 🤗

I’m going to be greedy here - I want MORE of your pics entered! No time to take fresh pics - scroll thru the hundreds that you’ve already taken and pick your favorite to enter. More. More! MORE!

Um…I think those spiders would gang up and make a meal out of a house gecko. 😳😱 Those suckers are too big…wayyyy too big! You have a couple of options - arson or move. You surely must have seen Arachnophobia? That’s how it starts.

C’mon people! We need more pics!

Some have done that, and it’s a pretty good idea. Do leave some extras though just in case of casualties.

Seems I have tons of pics of Stella and Kali, but I’ll save those for other months. Letting my sweet Lucky shine this month. 😊

Rare moment this shy guy gifted me a photo op.

We need more people to enter pics!!! Now is not a good time for me to get any new pics. I’ll have to look thru my old ones for one to enter.

Keeping chameleons in itself is cause for all sorts of anxiety. I’m not sure (you don’t specify) where your exact anxiety is, but the answer for almost all is that you are not alone and can reach out for help in various places. There are counselors for personal issues. If you are unsure about...

Most keep the uvb on the diagonal to cover a wider swath of area. It does sound like it’s much too close though. Most definitely, if you can cut and screen over the enclosure top, that is ideal. For supplements, you want to use a phosphorus-free calcium without D3, lightly dusted at every...

Love, I don’t know if you’ll get an answer from the ops, but my feeling is to stick with captive bred and from a reputable breeder. If you like the little chams, maybe @javadi or @Mendez can guide you.

Hi and welcome. :) While taller/bigger is better, you can get away with 3’ high imho since it has a bit extra width from the standard 2’. I do like the improvements that you’ve made. You’ve given him plenty of areas to hide, drink from and take shade in. Hard to see what branches or vines you...

To prevent the escape of my feeder insects, as well as prevent wild insects from getting in and bothering them , I use moats of diatomaceous earth, which I’ve been quite liberal with. Well, yesterday I found a strange blob in one of the moats…it was a little house gecko. Poor thing. I was...

This is important info for our girls. https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/veiled-chameleon-laying-101.2488/ Your little sweetie still has some growing to do, but there’s no timeline for learning. :)

I’m going to say that you have a little girl. In addition to the heel not being prominent enough, there’s no trace of male coloring in your pics plus no trace at all of any hemipenal bulge.

It made no difference. The enclosure which I had used the pond and stone great stuff was the first of the three to get sick and pass. I should have known better than to use any of those chemicals as none are truly ‘safe’. 😞