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Beautiful blues! 💗

Sadly, too many of us know the pain and can empathize with you. Yes, my first instinct was to tell you to take him to the vet. However, even if it were closer, there’s possibly nothing more to be done for your sweet beauty, Wall-e. Even though we can’t quite wrap our brains around it well, at 5...

Wonderful! 💗 I did look up morning glory and it is toxic to cats, dogs and horses. Of course nothing ever lists reptile toxicity. It is said to contain lysergic acids and can cause a problem if a lot is eaten. Considering the size differences between those animals listed and a chameleon, all...

It’s often a challenge to get pics of my chams. Mango runs on to my hand before I can even focus, Bart usually is hiding behind a big leaf up high (or also running over to my hand), Kali does what she can to deny any decent pics and Lucky only shows his ‘bad’ side with his wonky eye. Only Stella...

She’s growing into a total beauty. 🤗

So tiny! Congrats on your success with them! 💗

Perfect! You don’t need the calcium with D3 for your chameleon. If using it for your beardie, use caution. For as common as bearded dragons are, I’ve always struggled to find the correct supplementation regimen. Seems everyone says something completely different. I’ve finally settled on the same...

It’s always a tough dilemma at pet stores. I’ve bought two reptiles from Petco (weak moments) and have no regrets. My veiled girl Stella is just around 7 years old now. My crazy bearded dragon Spike is about 5. I’m sure the leopard geckos and other beardie I got off Craigslist probably came from...

Tick tock!

You’ve got the right calcium. You want to use a calcium without D3 at every feeding except when using the Repashy LoD every other week. Vitamin D3 is fat soluble, so is not quickly excreted and can build up to toxic levels if over done. The Repashy LoD is a combination D3 and multivitamin and is...

Awesome! :) Just wanted to make sure you don’t have the same heartache that some others have had.

I think he looks just right. I look at the casque and cheeks. They are nice and fleshed out but not bulging.

~sigh~ I need a much much bigger house and much much higher income with less actual time working for it. While I’m dreaming, I might as well add a staff person to help out with the care of all my chameleons. 😄 ☺️

Hi and welcome! :) I love that you’re doing your research and planning your set up before getting your chameleon. I also love that you’ll be giving him extra width. 💗 I would say to just look around the forum, ask whatever questions you may have and check out some of the many enclosure...

Awww…Rio gave me lots of happy smiles. 🤗 🥰

Cage Info: Cage Type - 2'x2'x4' mesh cage on top of a glass tank base with bioactive set-up. Nice. I just wish it was a bit higher off the floor. For chameleons, height = safety. Lighting - Arcadia 12% on cage with basking spot 9" below it. Arcadia is a great brand, but you have double the...

My feedback will be bold. Your Chameleon - Male Panther Chameleon, 14 months old. I've had him for 10 months. Handling - Never, working to get him comfortable. He will put his legs on my hand if approached slowly. Here’s a great blog on building and maintaining trust, which is important...

Hi and welcome. I see your problem…it’s supplements…he’s not getting all he needs. While you go looking for Repashy Calcium Plus LoD to buy (has a pic of a Jackson’s on the label), I’ll go thru all of your husbandry. :) Give me a bit of time though…I talk a lot.

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...