Recent content by tigermaniac22311

Mine has the same exact thing. It doesn't seem to affect her though. She has had it since she was 4 months old. She still eats and drinks perfectly just like yours. Keep us updated because I am very curious.

I have a 6-7 month old female veiled. She is pretty much always bright green with some orange stripes and spots. She is about to start digging so she is very stressed and turn very dark when I walk in. I have not noticed any blues yet though.

I just bought the bulb 2 months ago so I doubt it is not giving off enough UVB rays. and there is a place to lay.

I have noticed lately my cham spends a lot of time under the UVB light instead of the basking spot. So my question is can they tell the difference betweeen UVB and UVA light?

How long does it take for you female to get acclimated to hand feeding. I have been try with my female veiled for a while now and she is just too timid. She runs behind a big branch and stay there when I open the door.

Put a live plant in your enclosure to start off with. It keeps humidity up and allows for easier drinking.

I have a 20 gallon tank lying around somewhere. I guess I will start setting it up and find some extra cash. Hopefully I can pay for it.

It was about 2-4 months old in a screen enclosure.

I went to pick up a new UVB bulb today at Petsmart and the lady at the checkout asked what I was using it for and I said I had a veiled chameleon. Well we started talking and they had a baby veiled for sale. I have read on here that the big pet stores across the country do a terrible job of...

Looking to get a couple of them. I would like to know the difficulty of keeping them and what species I should get.

She ate on small mealworm today. I am going to try and find some silkworms and hornworms around town. If not I will order some.

My cham rarely eats any sort of worm. She doesn't hand feed (trust me, I have tried too many times to count) Should I be concerned she only eats crickets and some beetles I throw in her cage if I find one out in the backyard (I live in a place free of pesticides) Should I just keep a cup in her...

Chams RARELY will eat fruit. If it is a anything other than a veiled they will probably not even eat any kind of vegetation. All chams are pretty strictly insectivores.

I figured that :( Should I put a feeding cup for her food?

She is very stressed out and adjusting to her new setup. There is much more foliage and hiding places. Is there anyway to help her adjust to it? I don't want her stressed out.