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It's not too early. As long as your chameleon has 12ish hours of darkness and sleep as well as follows a diurnal schedule you should be fine ^^

He sounds like he's adjusting to his new home to me. You are correct in that you don't want it over 85F. A temperature of 90F is only ideal for adult males

While that sounds adequate for keeping up humidity, chameleons tend to need more active misting time to stimulate drinking. I'm not sure how often it's recommended you mist for glass vivariums, but for screen cages, sprays of at least two minutes are recommended, five for adults. Source...

Hello Everyone, Hope you and your chameleons are all well. I was wondering if anyone knew of charities that are more specific to conservation and protection of chameleons in the wild. I'm aware that WWF does conservation work in Madagascar, but if I could find something that deals even more...

Though I haven't owned a Monsoon, I can tell you my opinion based off of the mixed reviews I've read for the Monsoon. I recommend you spend a little more money and purchase a MistKing. I've been really happy with my MistKing's performance, and it can support multiple cages. Also, as a bonus you...

My boy loves hunkering down in a perfect spot a couple hours before bedtime. As long your chameleon doesn't close their eyes and actually sleep before the lights are off, I think everything sounds normal (y)

Angelwolf is suggesting that (it was possible) she choked on a cricket

Oranges are good, not sure about bananas. This page has recommended gut load foods, hope this helps. https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/food/

Perhaps an interview from Kammurflage Creations, though honestly I'd love to hear from anyone who has a passion for chameleons :ROFLMAO:

You HAVE to change what you are feeding your chameleon. Mealworms are nutritionally worthless and not the easiest for your chameleon to digest. I'm not sure what feeders are available in Saudi Arabia, but I'm sure there are crickets at least. Here is a good resource to learn about the proper...

Ooooh. He's so cute. I've never heard of this species before, thanks for the introduction ^^"

She is so gorgeous and the babies are adorable. Congrats on your hard work being a success! :)

My favorite picture ended up on my birthday month. :eek: Overall a wonderful selection of chameleons. Congrats to everyone who's babies got a spot this year ^^

Super worms are definitely a "treat" and not a staple. Try to limit them to twice a week or less.

@FancyRaptor Ah, sorry about the misunderstanding ^^"

Panther chameleons can be sexed right out of the egg. Based off of the coloration alone I would say female. As for if there is a bulge... it's hard for me to tell if what I'm looking at is a fold of leg skin or a hemipenal bulge. Perhaps @Matt Vanilla Gorilla can lend a hand

This is also a good resource for a cricket's (and other bugs') gut load: https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/food/

Those plastic bags are meant just for the cricket's transfer. They need a proper place to live with food and water to survive just like any other animal.

Baby Ambilobe Panther

This forum, please fill it out with your chameleon's information Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are you feeding your cham? What amount? What is...