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Thank you jannb for the welcoming =) i have been on this sight since i got my baby veiled and it has been an amazing help! The man at petco gave me completely wrong information on owning a chameleon, i was very lucky to have found this site or my poor cham would probably be dead now. He told me...

I recently bought a female Veiled Chameleon from petco and I am not sure how old she is. When i got her i weighed her and she weighed around 8 grams and ive had her for 2 weeks and now she weights 9.5 grams. The guy petco said she was a month to two months old, my question is how can i be sure...

I recently bought a Money Tree and a Dwarf Hibiscus from a local grocery store for my chameleons cage and I was wondering what precautions I should take when cleaning the plants to make sure that they are free of pesticides...

i agree with kinyonga once the chameleon gets old enough and grows big enough it could end up eating the gecko. you would be surprised what chameleons will eat! today i saw a picture on the forum of a chameleon eating a hummingbird! you should check it out its pretty sweet haha go to the picture...

that is awesome! and i agree with heartben if thats your cham in your avatar he is reeeeeeaaaaallllllyyy nice looking you should be proud! :)

I wouldnt worry about your cham being ready for bed early, i have a 2 month old female veiled and she gets ready for bed pretty early and her lights shut off at 9:00, ive seen her chillin in her sleeping spot an hour or so before the lights out. And thats lucky that your cham seems to like...

Those are amazing photos!!! I love the pics of your Veiled Chameleon! I have a female veiled and cant wait to see what shes gonna look like when shes older :) how old is your veiled??

I have a 2 month old female Veiled Chameleon and I handle her for a couple of minutes a day everyday and she is extremely tame and while i handle her she has never hissed at me or showed any signs of stress like changing to darker colors or opening her mouth. and she also will eat crickets out...

geeze that does not look good! it actually looks similar to what happened to a snake that i owned...i would take it in to a vet i agree with bigben2057 it looks like on if his organs but im not sure im pretty new to this too

like burnedrose and many others said the cage should be aluminum screen, and with your new cham you should remove the substrate because the chameleon can ingest this and it can cause severe digestion problems and a possible trip to the vet for your cham. the foliage that you have in your cage...