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Looking good! I want one...

That was my first thought too. Could also be a Nosy Be or a Ambanja x Nosy Be cross. I'm not sure.

Ambilobe named Merlin.

Wow, nice colours and at only 5 months!

Also, you don't want to push down on her back like that. It's hard to tell, maybe she is just crawling through your hand, but you want to be careful and let them just walk on you without applying any pressure to their back or sides.

Looks great! They look a bit like little dinosaurs to me. What's the age and size?

This months contest is closed. I think it closed a week ago.

My cham is the best cham! I don't really think there is a best species though. There are so many differences that make the different species unique in their own way.

They will nibble on plants, which is why its good to have real (non toxic) plants and not fake ones. Like the others mentioned, more plants and branches/vines are good.

Picasso is a great cham name anyways :)

That looks pretty cool.

I like the blue bars with the red outline.

I like the name Yams. Plus she's cute.

Great range with her tongue. I really like this species. What is her total length and what is her age? Also, how do you know she is female (I thought they were hard to sex)?

Nice looking Faly! I like the colours.

How much does your Meller's weigh?

I was told this one by so many people that I used to cut the heads off the superworms before feeding (this was years ago). Then I would try and wiggle them in front of my chameleon because once they stopped moving he wouldn't eat them..

You don't want a light at night, it can disturb their sleeping. A bit of temperature drop at night is fine for a veiled. Your house night temperature should be okay for it.

Mine always poops when he's out of his cage...

Hornworms are usually toxic in the wild because they eat tomato leaves. They are fed synthetic food when raised as feeders so they are non-toxic. How hard are they to raise and breed?