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If she continues to not eat, it’s probably best to have a veterinary wellness visit and get a fecal done.

Chameleons generally don’t like the color red, and putting any tape of any type inside a chameleon enclosure is a big no no. They can and will find their way to getting it stuck to themselves, and then you have a serious problem in removing it without causing damage. Have you had her tested for...

Happy 7+ years! He’s looking great! Still got his sass too! 🥰

Both beautiful! 💗

She’s so gorgeous! I love her! 🥰 💗

Wow! There certainly were a lot of them. How did you catch them? Did you use a net?

No, I absolutely was not just eating my plants. How could you even think that of me? Sheesh!

Okay, you’ve twisted my arm. ;)

While I don’t think I could/would ever in a million years wear them outside of the house, I most definitely would like to be friends with the person who would. 😂 🤗 These are probably more my style. 😄

I don’t think it is. Maybe these pics of a couple of mine will better demonstrate. These are my veileds and neither has now or ever has had mbd. My panthers have the same flaring at the ankle but I can’t easily find pics to show it.

That looks great! 🥰 My only nit-pick is size. If at all possible, maybe set up a nice free range area for handsome Blue to stretch out every now and again.

He’s very pretty. Are you getting him?

OMG! I love them all! You are so talented! 💗 Had to ‘steal’ the link for the book of face. ;)💗

She looks so much greener! Such a beautiful little lady! 🥰 You’re becoming quite the accomplished chameleon keeper. 💗

I almost forgot - Congratulations winners! Beautiful little ones (girls?) made it a tough choice, along with all of the other beauties. 🥰

I found it’s a journey of learning, changing and growing. :) Having two minute mistings better provides Yoshi more time to stimulate his drinking and freshen up his eyes. *I hate to use the term ‘clean’ his eyes, but they do tend to enjoy the moisture and move their eyes around in it. His...

That is called ‘time for a vet visit’. I’m not sure if it’s a papilloma. I think it’s probably a scab or similar which is coming from a case of stomatitis (aka mouth rot). Best to have it checked and treated asap, as left untreated the infection can make its way down into the bone. Attaching our...