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What feeders are you using? The Urate is orangey towards the bottom, which signifies dehydration. Do you have a misting system/dripper or both? Or do you hand mist? If so, how often? I can't tell 100%,but it looks like he's not fully digesting whatever he is being fed...

@Blang is right: mealworms are bad. Their shell-like utter layer is super hard for your cham to digest and they can get really sick. Silkworms are probably the best hydrating feeder followed by hornworms. Silkworms are also very healthy but be careful because over hydrating can result in runny...

okie dokie

I'm sorry if I came across as uneducated on the topic of chameleons, I was simply trying to grasp at possible solutions to this dilemma. While I am aware of the fact above, I was trying to think out of the box a little. Not all chameleons think they are dying when being removed from their cage...

Thank you!!

I've inspected the plant, and it has close to no thorns. The only ones I've spotted are on the very thin branches that a cham couldn't climb on anyway

I've seen a lot of people posting about there chameleon being aggressive/not liking them, so I've decided to make a reference thread on the how-to's of handling. This is a link to my favorite website. It has written descriptions AND videos for each one for how to pick up your cham, how to hold...

Here's the other link. It's all about the do's and don't's of handling with video examples and written descriptions... http://screameleons.com/how-to-handle-your-chameleon-properly/

Here's a link on how to pick up aggressive chameleons... I'll attach another link to the main page. It's really reliable and is all about handling and such

Try holding him near the leaf where the water is and gently touching his mouth to a wet spot

Not really a duplicate, just wanted more people to see it by posting it in other places if that's alright?

So I have a small orange tree (it grows oranges the size of quarters) and was wondering if it would be safe for my ambilobe panther cham to chill on? I wouldn't have it inside his cage; it would just be for him to sit on when he feels like being out in the rest of my house. Supervised, of...

Ha I bet he does

I love Uromastyx! Is he named after the sun god? Because I was going to get one and name him Re after the sun god... but Re/Ra are the same thing

He's so gorgeous!

Ok the tree's been in my family for like 24 years so I'm pretty sure there aren't any pesticides

So I have this little orange tree, about 3 maybe four feet tall. It grows little mini oranges but they are SUPER sour!! Anyway, I was wondering if it would be okay for my ambilobe panther cham to chill on? I wouldn't have it in his cage, but is it safe for him to relax on while he's out of his...

If it's shaking, like it's off balance-ish, it could be a sign of MBD (metabolic bone disease) so if that's the case you need to get him to the vet for some antibiotics

This is so cool!

He's so gorgeous!