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Im ready for some Grand Theft Auto Chameleons!

Dude, dont catch chameleons, those poor guys have feelings

Thats just sad, he is being kept in an aquarium too. Dont buy from them, they obviously dont know what they are doing

That care sheet just made my day XD, its like a 4 year old wrote about it

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Wow, if you think people giving you advice is insulting you, then you have NO ROOM on this forum

Its that little red flap that puffs out that a lot of chams have, like when their drinking water

Hey, im pretty sure this does not require a help form so if you guys really need one then let me know. My baby cham who is a few months old took a while to soften up to her new home and today i noticed her eating, but with a problem. She notices one cricket and is aiming at it, but then sees...

Well, my adult veiled poos every day if he eats every day. Sometimes he poos twice a day

It is possible that ants got inside the plant and layed eggs, just remove the plant completely and take your cage off the ground!!!! Get artificial vines and plants

Chameleons are the monkeys of the reptiles

It is wonderful that you are actually doing your research before purchasing one of these beautiful reptiles

He's just trying to be territorial, it may or may not stress him out

Press reply and click the little paper clip in the menu bar thing, and attach a picture and upload.

Well, since you have not posted ANY pics of your setup, we cant help you any more than we already did.

Oh, i didnt see that she lives in San Diego. Some places are still a bit chilly!

If she is under a month, then a few days without food is a BIG problem

How old is that baby?

My flapneck is doing that too, but she is still trying to settle into her new cage. But she started to eat today

Putting her on the ground outside you could lose her, 10-12 hours is a little too long considering some winds and night chilling could stress her out. And as for the crickets, post a pic of the size you have and how you are feeding them to her