Recent content by lemur356

well its a pain in the ass for sure, i started experiementing with it when i stopped misting her since she needed the moisture. What i found works best (if you have the time to do it) is get a small 2"x2" tupperwear container and put a small hole in it to allow water to slowly drip out over a...

she doesnt need to be misted as long as she is getting plenty of water and is getting wet while getting her water. i understand the importance of hydration. but i also understand the importance of stressing out animals.

her humidity is anywhere from 65-75 on average, but after her water it gets up to 80's

I only mist her every few days because it really stresses her out. when she gets her water i make sure she not only drinks it but is also getting wet. She for some reason her whole life freaks out when i mist her so i had to stop

pic of her now Here is a picture of her now, i do not have any of her recently other than when she was a baby

More info Your Chameleon - Flap neck, female, just over a year old, i've had her for about a year Handling - Almost never. only when i need to take her out to clean. She is not people friendly. Feeding - She loves her crickets which i dust with calcium, she will usually eat anywhere from 4-7...

My flap necked chameleon is normally fairly happy and light in color and hanging around on her branches or in her plants. The past few days she has been laying on the ground and darker in color than normal. She has eaten half of what she normally would the past couple of days. She normally eats...