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Thanks Juli, Ill def be in touch. Cant wait to see your collection

Never really considered shipping him out there with me. Kind of thought shipping him would really stress him out. I appreciate that Juli I'll let you know.

Howdy everyone, good to see everyone is still doing well! I haven't had any time to get on these boards due to school and work but here are a few pics of Mitch. Pics didn't get up but I will get them up shortly. The reason its a sad update is because I have to finish my schooling in California...

get this guy some highways!

Mr wilson made this very clear. Cham's don't like to be held. Period. I don't care what anyone says. The closest thing you will get to taming your cham is hand feeding it. People get acclimation of routine mixed up with thinking that their chams are "tame"

Sweet setup. Im guessing you cupfeed?

Chams tend to get sick of the same food being offered to them on a daily basis. They eat over 40 different insects in the wild. Variety is key.

Thanks Laurie!

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Thanks for the replies guys! @skully Im sure you know this but you dont want to handle any chameleon unless its necessary. But yes, he is extremely docile when I do take him out of the cage. (Probly due to handling him everyday for administering fortaz for his URI that he had for about a month.)...

Def a male. Colors show it and so does the hemi-penal bulge at the base of the tail in the second pic. Thats how you identify a male. Females don't have a bulge and are usually more of a drab color. edit: Aslo consider using silkworms and butterworms as part of your cham's diet. Variety is very...

Your post is kind of confusing. A cham will shed when its time to shed. It's part of their life. I dont see where you're going with this.

Thanks Juli! Great to hear from you. Yes he has fired the most insane red with yellow bars I've ever seen. I shall have to get some fired up pics. I also tried to free range him out on my patio but I don't think that works to well when a chameleon can see a lot more bigger and better looking...

Whats up guys, been super busy with work and school and found some time to get a updated pic of mitch. He's about 12 months here. Hope everyone is doing well!

Cham's prefer not to be locked up in a cage. They will get out if they can. Purlescense - you can't tame a chameleon