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Personally, @LuisG2003 , your panther chameleon looks like a good size for 12 months. Females are usually smaller than males anyways

I am not judging I am only saying these people are here to help and so far everything that they have told you is going totally over your head

Bigger The issue isn’t really seeing this guys cham. He knows what he is doing but you don’t. Everyone here is trying to help you out but all you’re doing is going off topic. You need to help your chameleon with all the information these nice people have provided or else your chameleon won’t...

Okay a LOT of things need to be fixed here. First off STOP feeding the mealworms. As I said before your cham could choke on them. Calcium D3 should only be used twice a month not every other day. That enclosure will not do, it is way too small, it at least needs to be 24x24x48 or somewhere close...

Welcome to the forums! First off, mealworms are a no as they can cause your chameleon to choke. Fill out this and provide much info as possible. Pictures are helpful too. Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling...

Welcome to the forums! Before buying the cham, you’ll need a linear T5 uvb bulb or T8 uvb. You’ll need to be okay with feeding insects that are alive too. Look at these to get started:

It doesn’t need to be anything specific. Any basking bulb will work. For panthers they at least have to be 75-100w, 20-25cm above the enclosure roof. The basking spot should be 90F. It needs to be on 10-12 hrs in the day then off for 10-12 at night. They need a temp drop. If your house goes...

I’d use incandescent

Fill out this forum: 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 the schedule? How are you gut-loading your...

You should be using a linear T5 uvb or T8 uvb bulb

No idea

Okay, thanks guys ! :)

So for the past 3 days I’ve seen a regular tiny black ant here and there but since yesterday it’s gone to a whole new level. I found out that they are kind of living under the potted pothos and umbrella plants (live plants, and I covered the dirt with big river rocks). I don’t know where they’re...

Mine has done this before

Look for something like this to place on top of your cage.

Yes he most likely will get bigger. To me he looks younger than 12 months but just have patience and he could, but until then you need a bigger cage

Oh lol. Idk, someone told me that. I still try to avoid handling him when I’m sneezing and coughing though

Could mean just to make sure the heat stays 60 or a little higher when the lights are off at night

He only could’ve gotten sick from you if YOU were sick and you held him. But you don’t seem like that type of irresponsible owner. You tried and you looked for help and you communicated well which is a lot more than what other people do

Oh no:( . This isn’t mbd or parasites, it looks like your little guy was just sick from something. It could have been anything as these are sensitive creatures. Did you buy him from PetCo or someplace else?