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They show more vibrant coloration when they are sleeping. If he was asleep ... those are his sleeping colors.;) Are you saying that he never looks different from the pictures you posted? -Brad

Those are sleeping colors! I really feel that he is older than you think he is. That coloration seems mature to me ... at least a year old. -Brad

Sexy, sexy, sexy chameleon!

So the rain falls, hits the roof, goes down the gutter and into an outdoor barrel ... how much pollution does this water collect on that little journey? -Brad

Agreed, and I have always said (when these water discussions come up) that it depends on where you are located and the quality of the tap water in your area. There is no question that other cities are not as fortunate as Denver where this is concerned. -Brad

I like to make a "salad" for the night before gut load. -Brad

BTW Julie, They all drank, ate and pooped within the first 30 minutes of being back here! Can't ask for more than that!:D -Brad

They are not "more stressed" frankly, I don't think they realize they are translucent. ;) As Julie said this is a naturally occurring mutation that was discovered in wild animals. I have wanted to breed translucents ever since I first saw one and I will tell you it is pretty exciting! Every...

They arrived this morning in BEAUTIFUL condition! Thanks again Julie! I am really proud of them but Julie gets all the credit for getting them big and healthy! -Brad

Excellent pictures! Be careful when you have your chameleons outside!!! :eek: -Brad

No color changing ability in the areas that have no color. Eyes are normal. No problems have been reported with sun or artificially produced UVB. Remember that this is a naturally occurring mutation. -Brad

If memory serves, the only concerning thing with my tap water was fluoride .. and no, I'm not worried about it. -Brad

Probably. And I still maintain the same position. -Brad

Chameleons change color to indicate that they are receptive to breeding, they are angry or defending territory, to absorb or reflect heat, etc. Panther chameleons (Furcifer pardalis) are arguably the showiest of commonly kept chameleons but there are many other species that are quite...

No. He needs a big cage because he will get big. Regardless of the size of cage, he will get big. -Brad

They don't stop growing. After 12 months the growth slows down considerably, but it doesn't stop. -Brad

Ha Ha! I don't think so ... ( the breeding veileds part) They are being sent back for a show. Although, things may change when I see them in person. ;) -Brad

And yet, they are so healthy;) -Brad

I am lucky enough to live in a place with great water straight out of the tap, and that's what my chameleons drink (and have for years). DGray, where did you get the info comparing rain water to distilled water? I would love to see that study. -Brad

Here are some pictures Julie (Chams1) took of some trans veileds I hatched out last year. I sent them to her (apparently to have her grow them for me) and how they have flourished in her care! They are in a box now on the way back here. They are between 5 and 6 months old now. Thought I would...