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Dead skin should naturally fall off. Around the face and eyes take longer to peel off naturally. I don’t know if my method is correct. Sometime I spray the cage and gently spray on and off around my chameleon. Just to allow the dead skin to hydrate and dry off to allow it to lift off eventually.

This is Petsmart? This look like Petco setup.

I saw one for sale couple months back from Underground Reptiles. Almost put the leverage to buy one.

Great addition to the classroom. :)

He’s beautiful! Like an angry elephant. 😆

I always wanted to outdoor photography with my chameleon. But I am afraid of losing my chameleon in the process. 😂

He looks great! 😍

We can only assume but it better to make an appointment to get X-rays, testing done.

Congrats! I hope they thrive.

I wanted to see how Cyrptolaemus montrouzieri would do in eradicating mealy bugs. :)

Thats why I never come on Facebook for advice. Nope.

A little too young for me to say what it may be. :)

I went to opt for the beetles instead.

Well I did end up ordering Cryptolaemus montrouzieri instead. I didn’t think my chameleon would try to eat them. But he ate some. No ill effects. Most are doing their job of eradicating the mealybugs. However I seem to lost a lot of them dying though.

You can omit the heat bulb until winter time. If he still opening his mouth? My Veiled is a lot more older and I do not use any heat bulb due to being summer and experiencing heat waves. My room gets already hotter in the summer time. Therefore I have omit any heat bulb actually throughout the...

I have to find a way to get my own chameleon to eat roaches. He has ignored the roaches completely but crickets.

This cage size will not suffice long term. If this chameleon is yearling stage-it will be okay. Remove the bowl, I would replace the Dumb Cane plant for safer houseplant.

This has completely crossed my mind. Which is exactly why I was asking on here. Haha

100ft is good enough to have though.