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He might be 8 months now im not exactly sure. Ya i guess i better get in touch with a vet, thank you very much for your kindness its much appreciated.

Does anybody have any idea what this is. I am really worried and i know you people know a lot about this stuff. Thanks

Here is my jackson cham. He is around 6 months now and i just noticed his mouth yesterday. I have no idea what this is so i need help. Thanks guys.

Thanks for the opinions everyone.

OK thanks for all the replies guys.

Believe me we were very careful when we put both of them together, so we know what were doing. Thanks for your opinion. Oh and it's called a veiled chameleon, not a jemen chameleon.

Well in my opinion thats not too good. I mean I am sure he is healthy and everything but i think hand feeding is the most important thing to do if you want your cham to be comfortable when you hold it. Good luck.

Here are me and my fiance's two beautiful chameleons. The big veiled chameleon is levi and the baby is leon. Levi is around 1 year old and I think leon is around 4 months, would anyone have a different opinion on how old he is? Well heres the pics, hope you enjoy them and feel free to ask any...

If they turn any darker no matter what color they are that means they are agitated. I recommend holding them everyday and making sure to hand feed them everyday. That way they know when its time to eat so they eventually will just come right out on your hand.

Hey guys i was just wondering about the color of our baby jackson. I see a lot of adult jacksons have varying colors. Most of the leaves that my jackson are around are greenish yellow and that seeems like the color he turns. If we were to put blue leaves in his cage, i know it sounds...

Yes, we actually had to force his mouth open and put the cricket in so he would swallow it. As long as she is swallowing the food it is ok if you need to force feed her. If you don't force feed her she will die, but she will eventually start to eat by herself. I highly recommend feeding her...

I thought it would work if you took her out of the cage. Hold a cricket in front of her and make sure its wiggling around and stuff for about a half minute. If she doesnt eat it herself you will have to force feed her or give it another minute. I had to do the exact same thing. You should give...

Well it looks like when he took him out of his cage he was able to feed him. So my advice was correct.

Thanks for the reply man and it looks real good. Their really nice animals. I have a veiled too and he's the biggest Cham I've ever seen.

Try getting him out of his cage and handle him more. Than after 10 minutes try and feed him a small cricket. If he doesn't eat it just force feed him. Mine did this at first.