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Oh ya and here is one of him sleeping so cute :o

Here is Gus he is almost 6 months old and has just recovered from an URI so I took him outside to explore for a while.

Jann, you and Luie are in my thoughts and prayers. I hope that Luie continues to show signs of gradule improvement.

Mmm do you think it is a large quanitity? I had a female that would eat pothos leaves but she didn't seem to be affected by it but she also didn't eat it very frequently.

Eating the pothos will make him sick only if its in large quantities.

It would only be a concern if it was too hot but your temps sound fine. I asked because if it was too hot your chameleon could burn its self.

Looks good, is the light right up against the screen? and if so how hot is it directly under the screen.

Ohh ya it didnt look like a ficus to me :D Pothos and umbrella plants are safe for chameleons.

In your picture I see the umbrella plant but what type of ficus is it

Cover the soil with rocks like mentioned before and you could rinse off the leaves to ensure that the leaves do not have any chemicals on them because your chameleon will be drinking off the leaves. What kind of plants are they?

One other thing, where did you buy your plants? is there any fertilizer in the pot?

I wouldnt say im an expert but it sounds good to me, is it possible to post some pictures of the enclosure? Also it is important to have a lot of horizontal climbing branches in you enclosure along with branches of varying diameter to exercise their feet.

It was probably the saline solution, but has he acted oddly besides the the throwing up or has he thrown up more than once? He should not be drinking the saline solution because he will become dehydrated.

Here is Gus he is 5.5 months old :D

This is a great idea. Ill be looking at it everyday :D

Your enclosure is looking alright but it could use a little more foliage and horizontal branches. Most people here dislike using any type of substrate to avoid inadvertent impaction. I use paper towel and change it regularly. One other thing that I'm sure you know, is that you will have to...

12 hours on and 12 hours off is fairly usual. My lights are on from 8am to 8 pm

I haven't seen a meal worm turn into a beetle since elementary school but my wax worms often turn into moths so I kinda understand. Its mind blowing how they turn into something quite different in the matter of weeks.

How are you sure that the claw didn't just fall off?

What kind of supplements do you use and how often do you use them?