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Rough Mountain Chameleon

So Chameleon Fever insues, with the purchase of what we call the "Mini Panther" The pics ill post doesnt do him justice, hes alot more colorful in person, and he hasnt gone to sleep yet so not really sure what he looks like when hes in dream land... We got him at the All Maryland Reptile...

I heard they were great plants up until now. I don't know....

I think this is what i'll do. He enjoys greens and i will buy extra just for him. I think he is hilarious though just munching on his plant. Should I go light on the carrots and stuff?

OK So my Veiled enjoys eating the hell out of his pothos..... We had to get our Veiled a real plant because he kept eating the fake one, and we were worried about him becoming impacted... Now he's just destroying his pothos, I just fed him a bit of Romaine Lettuce, I read that a bit of...

I have a seperate plant to do the showering.

My veiled loves his pothos. He actually snacks on it from time to time. I imagine an usumbara umbrella plant is good for them too. My Panther has that kind.

I doubt he is offended though. Are you pedro? It's all in good fun. He must have expected something like this...:p

Yes, too much is bad. If he has a white powdery discharge coming from his nose you will know it is too much. Sadly you can't make him better, faster by feeding him more supplements. It will just take time and proper husbandry.

I gotcha. Either way you have all the right stuff now and it should get better with time. He is so cute!

Are you sure the vet said nothing to you about a bone disease? Was it a vet who specialzed in chameleons or just reptiles in general? His front leg in that picture looks like a noodle. Have you googled metabolic bone disease? The images that pop up look just like his little arm.

My vet said if you push the fluid out very slowly there is little chance that the little guy will aspirate. My girl ended up being fine so i didn't get the chance to try. I think the dripping on the nose is a good idea too.

If it was decided that he is close enough to the uv light then that is great. If not you could always screw the fixture into to the wall behind his cage closer to the bottom. I had mine vertically for a while and it seemed to work great.

Try puttin a laying pot in there incase she just needs to lay. Is she fat?

When you put chameleons in a cage with lots of colors they will learn those colors and use them later in life. Like pinks, reds, greens, blues, and so on.

I put my pygmy on a red piece of paper and it exploded! ...reminded me of hiroshima....

honestly thats pathetic.... if he has that much time to post crap that really no one cares about he should go spam some other Forum

but really thats not what i think they were talking about... They are saying like you have a baby veiled, and its green, they surround it with all kinds of colors so they will have the colors when are older. Does that make sense? How i see it, they are born with such color morphology and...

So yesterday I heard this for the 3rd time, not really beleiving it, but lets discuss it..:) " I keep my Chameleons Surrounded by Blues Red Yellows oranges, when they are little so they remember The colors when they are older" " Today i saw the Female Veiled on teh Red and Pink Flowers and...