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Thanks for the question. Yes there was adequate shade. He was placed outside in his enclosure in a place where the sun was shining on half of his cage while the other half was shady and although left alone I monitored him closely. As soon as he was done basking and started heading down further...

Yes. I took his cage outside. He basked for a while and when he started to head down deeper in the vines where it was mostly shady i brought him inside.

I killed all the lights last night and didn't use the night lamp. I left him alone most of the day today except for misting. I have still only seen him eat one cricket but I know he must be eating cuz I put more crickets in this morning than I took out tonight. Same thing yesterday. Again I...

Haha will do and thank you for the response. I'm glad I joined this site you guys are putting my mind at ease already. I will post pics as soon as I figure out how do it. Thanks again guys

thank you,I will immediately stop using the night lamp. come Monday I will be calling the vets in the area and find one that handles reptiles. also one more question, is it common for them 1 eye open and the other closed?? This has not been a constant thing but I have noticed it a few times.

I am a new chameleon owner and I just received my male panther yesterday from backwater reptiles. He seemed fine for a couple hours after he was first place in his enclosure.since then I have grown concerned. He is roughly 2 and a half to 3 inches from nose to vent. Housed in a reptibreeze...