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So if you play Ouija with chameleons, do you get chameleon ghost, general pet ghosts, or people ghosts. I could see Chameleon ghosts being mean.

For anyone that cares LLLReptiles responded and said they are Imported

Actually now that you mention it I should be worried too. I live in RI so I'm going to get hit bad. I would like to see what people recommend. Luckily we have a generator so it can run some things throughout the house like chameleon lights.

He is a pretty chameleon! I have one worry though, his crest has a bit of deformation at the top. This is often a sign of MBD. Have you gotten this checked out by a vet?

I see you have made two posts on here. You are allowed only one entry for a photo contest

Do you have substrate in his enclsoure as that is not considered a good idea. There is the chance of impaction with having substrate at the bottom.

I don't know why he said that. Maybe some do and some don't?

Scared about what? Did you mean the one small part that said they close their eyes when bringing the tongue in that disagrees with what we said?

Cool I need some Brodey Socks

Just know that they take patience. It takes time to do everything with them and self control. You need to keep yourself from constantly poking in for the first little while. Let them adjust to the new environment. Also know that they aren't pets that generally like to be handled. Usually they...

Do either of you know if the Oustalets at LLLReptile are Captive Bred or if they are wild caught?

The cage looks good, maybe a little bit more cover in the left side. In the picture that area looks very open

Eyes open for both. At least this is what my Veiled does as I have a slow motion video of him eating.

Sounds like a great idea except I'm in Rhode Island so that is a pretty long drive for me to get a chameleon

Does anybody know where I could currently get a healthy, young Oustalets Chameleon?

I have not purchased from them myself but FLChams seems great. I can't find a bad review on them. LLLChams may be good. Just browse the forum for people's opinions, especially those of trusted members.

Give us a picture of his enclosure. But as JaguarShark said this is normal. Just ignore him and do your own thing in his sight. He will get used to you being around him and then once he isn't worried about you you can begin hand feeding him. Olimpia has a blog about chameleons and she has a full...

This is Brodey my 11 month old chameleon

Ok the fan will work as a substitute. It may be borderline big enough but usually height is more important to them and you can't just turn the tank on its side so it stands vertically with the opening being in the front as UVB doesn't pass through glass. I would recommend getting a larger cage...

I have seen some good articles on Olimpia's blog about this so check that out. I would recommend just being in sight of him but doing your own thing. He will hopefully begin to see you as neutral as you haven't tried to hurt him. Then when you can get near his cage move on to tong feeding him...