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Yeah that just looks like the beginning of a shed

Hard to see as photos are blurry but maybe it is shedded skin. It may need help coming off it it has been on for a while.

If I were you I would make a spreadsheet of the products you plant to purchase and the prices. Then add in the tax and you will get the total needed for you.

My guess is that it looks like a blood blister like people get. Maybe she bit her tongue. Just keep an eye on it.

Well I would imagine babies would use a macro lens. For adults any lens would work with a lens allowing more zoom at distances being preferable. There is a way to change a few settings on the camera to bring out colors in photos. Make sure the white balance is set to the correct value as it can...

If he does end up having MBD it is very minor. Like the others said just get the supplementation down and bring him outside. That will do wonders for him. Also add more plants in.

Yeah I know what northern winters are like as I live in Rhode Island(If you don't know it is South of Massachusetts and East of Connecticut. Smallest State) The winters here are awful and that is why I have considered a greenhouse myself but I would have thought in Florida that they would be...

I believe there is greenhouse material that allows UV to pass through but it is more expensive. I don't know what it is as I saw it in another thread. Also do the winters get that cool in Florida where it becomes a concern?

I use ZooMed Repticalcium without D3

I just mentioned the sheds as one of the otger members said they are hard to get balanced. I thought the shed may be easier and more like a room

What about instead of a greenhouse buy one of those cheap pre-built sheds and make it into a chameleon room. It could easily be moved to a new house if needed and would solve the issues.

If he had that urate in his body for a while such as the two weeks mentioned it will be orange as more of the water was absorbed. Just wait for his next one and take a look at that one.

Why would you release them? They aren't native

Yeah, I get it too. I am pretty sure it is the pressure they apply with their hands and the claws dig in. That is at least my guess.

(Don't take this as discrediting your review. I have heard a lot of good about Josh's Frogs) Personally I had bad luck with Josh's Frogs. For some reason both times they came I would get 900ish of 1000 dead even though they never sat outside. They gave me a refund immediately when I asked for it...

At this age offer as many bugs as he is willing to eat. Make sure he doesn't get dehydrated. My chameleon who is about 1 year old will go from looking fat to all of a sudden looking like he is starved so don't worry about it. I briefly looked over your given info and I dont see anything wrong. I...

I like her patterns. They are very pretty. My chameleon is terrified of the outside so I am working with him

I would take a guess and say male

LLLReptile is where I get mine from. 1000 for $35 and that includes shipping.

I am aware that that light doesnt get very warm but make sure that the highest point is lower than 90 degrees. As babies they need lower temps than as adults