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Gorgeous! You will enjoy it every day as I do. She is amazing at capturing their expressions and attitude which is no small task with chameleons!

Yep, I got it on Amazon as was cheaper there)) Also have this little guy: And here are some new photos of James (put him out of tank for 5 min for the first time): What do you think? I am traveling this week for several days - so our older daughter is taking care of him… Seems...

I hope Frank has some baby Carpet Chameleon in the future. He really cares for his animals.

Great, I will keep all of that in mind! I really appreciate all the advice. I'll update after the vet trip tomorrow!!

Hi and welcome! That’s awesome that you brought the poor little guy home. We can definitely help you get everything as perfect as possible for him. It’s challenging to know what the correct husbandry is for chameleons since there’s so much outdated and incorrect info out there. From just looking...

@MzLaurie11 how did you find this post? Have you been time traveling and forgot to change the date on your computer or phone? I knew time travel exists! 😂

I’ll be away for a couple weeks in November as my partner is back from deployment, (1st-14th November ) My family don’t feel confident looking after Pascal so plans have changed and I’ll have to take her with me. Which I’m obviously more than happy to do as my partner hasn’t met her yet 🫢 As...

Hi. Sounds like you may want to think about doing a little traveling for a better vet. Even though I have a decent enough exotics vet that sees chameleons within walking distance of me, I choose to drive an hour away for a vet who’s well experienced with chameleons. Just an idea.

Well tomorrow is the start of another epic Madagascar adventure. After the insane 27+ hours of travel to get there from Southern California we then board another plane and travel to Maroansetra in the Northeast of Madagascar. From there we take a boat ride to get to our destination, Masoala...

Hi and welcome! :) Everyone has their own way of doing things. I will place a couple of branches where the basking area should be and then add my center plant. From there I can see where I can place branches and more plants. As I watch how my chameleons are moving and using their space, I will...

Thanks so much for all the info! I currently have them on ficus Benjamina and an umbrella plant. Planning on making a free range style enclosure, with opaque dividers to keep them out of sight of each other. Just bought the T5HO and all the supplements, I also bought some silkworms to feed to...

I was gifted by my good friend @MissSkittles a portrait of my little love Beman. I want to first start out by thanking Vikki xoxo. Rebecca Wang was an absolute pleasure to work with. She took two photos from the same day where Beman wanted to kill me (I had him in his travel box for hours while...

I have to move soon to a place that's 9 hours away. What is the best method of travel for bringing my chameleon with us? He is going to be roughly 2 months old when we move. Should I try to move overnight and put him in a box with a stick? Any ideas??

Hi! You’ve gotten some great info already. Your little one looks to be quite young (I guess maybe around 2 months old), so should be getting fed as much as he/she can eat in a 15-20 minute period, twice a day. When around 3 months old, you can drop it down to feeding just once daily in the...

Hi y’all! Just created a new enclosure after spending so much time researching chameleon husbandry!! I certainly still have a lot to learn, but I’m definitely more confident in my chameleon keeping abilities! Looking for an updated husbandry review, thank ya :) Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon...

I think you should prepare yourself to never think of it as her "bonding" with you. Now, we see videos of people handing their chameleons a lot, and some of them SEEM to want to be handled, etc. And maybe that is true in some circumstances. But at the end of the day, that 'bond' is almost...

So I brought her into the vet today... And the vet pretty much said she looks perfectly fine and healthy. She said the white areas under the legs are essentially "arm pits." Here's a picture I took of my chameleon after she was stressed out by the vet and on the roof of her "travel cage." Does...

Sorry if you missed in my comment, but that’s a picture of what the store had her in. It thank you for the info

That print is gorgeous! Checking out her link. Thanks

Hi and welcome. :) Looking at your enclosure, I do see some improvements that need to be made. However, they are all pretty much the same thing…you need branches higher up. The basking area needs to be around 8-9” below the uvb light in order for your chameleon to be able to get the uvb levels...