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Doesn't look too stressed... have his colors darkened at all?

Thanks so much @oneillchameleons! I'll tell my friend. I'm actually in the process of convincing him not to purchase one, only due to the fact that I don't think he's ready to start out with a wd as his first reptile ever, and I don't think he has the space for an adequately sized cage. Thanks...

cool thanks. i had this thread set up 4 my friend, but now he is looking at blue longed skinks or bearded dragons which i think are better options 4 him than the wd

I know but I was told they hunt before bedtime

Hehe :p:p

Haha thanks!! Just trying to get some info for my friend :LOL::ROFLMAO::LOL:

Just a question. Didn't realize it was that bothersome. Sorry.

Hey! Random question, do any of y'all know how much a panther chameleon male would weigh on average? In lbs. please

Does anyone here have a water dragon? If so, what are some pros and cons? Would you recommend a water dragon or a chameleon? Thanks in advance!

Geez thanks @mvad!! I was told they should eat in the evening because they hunt at night, so thank you so much! I'd be feeding my cham at the wrong time...

Thanks guys! I LOVE Supernatural @PascalDean

No problem!! You're so welcome

I'll attach a link for a video of how to handle an aggressive cham... very helpful

I'm dying right now at my kitchen table and my mother is staring at me like "Really, chameleons can't be that funny." And now I'm laughing even harder.

Ok. Just using the mealies as an example. I'm going to be feeding silkworms, a few mealworms, and roaches plus veggies/fruit

Lol @Paulycham! At first I didn't even see him, and then I was like "Is that his eye?!" So funny!!:LOL::ROFLMAO::LOL::ROFLMAO:

You've only had him for seven weeks, but it sounds like he's warming up pretty quick! Patience pays off though...

Ok! And would you suggest just filling the bottom of the entire habitat with mulch or putting the plants in pots? I'm going to have a food dish, so eating a piece of mulch instead of a mealworm won't be an issue...

Thank you! You're honestly a life saver