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Chameleons do produce urine but the amount is variable. There are 3 components of elimination (4th for males) that being fecal matter, urates (concentrated and crystalized uric acid), and true urine. Sometimes the amount of urine is very small. Feed something like hornworms or silkworms and...

Do you notice any problems with her eyes? Any signs of irritation? All of my chameleons (all panthers) 2 males and 3 females have had issues with vitamin A. All of them now get a dose of preformed vitamin A. I was running into problems with eye irritation as I was initially using...

I use feeder cups for crickets and roaches. I let blue bottle flies out in the enclosure. I hand feed silks and horns Nick Barta makes awesome feeder cups that attaches magnetically. I choose feeder cups for two reasons. 1 I'm concerned that the more aggressive banded crickets I...

One of the members sells feeders in the feeder section. They attach by strong magnets and are excellent. I highly recommend them.

BooBerry Male Nosy Be almost 4years Grover Male Nosy Be just 3years Rasputia Female Nosy Be 2years

The correct but not helpful answer is whenever they grow or semi annually whichever comes first. They don't shed on a predictable schedule. Growing babies will shed more often than fully grown adults. Sometimes injuries can cause them to shed more often. Hope this helps

Wow thats strange. Any sperm plugs I've found look more like lacy mucous or dried skin and are fairly thin. That looks way different. I can't tell if its urates or even something gone wrong with a hemipenes. Thats definitely worth a trip to a vet. Don't attempt to pull it out. Keep...

What you describe sounds like eye cleaning. They do it a lot while being misted or after taking a large drink. They are able to channel some of the water into the eye turrets to remove gunk.

Awesome news. It really sucks when your cham gets sick. Sounds like your little guy is on the way to recovery. Keep us informed.

WOW Sorry you had such a bad experience from that breeder. Definitely keep the live plant. Definitely ditch that breeder. And keep coming back here for support. Good luck.

Here's why not to let your chameleon have access to stagnant water. Even if the water is in motion via recirculation, over time bacteria will build up in the container and inside the water lines. It really doesn't take a lot of organic matter in the form of a piece of shed skin, plant matter...

Hi guys. I have the larger version. I have it setup so that the pump runs for about 2 hours three times daily. The pump is in a 5 gallon bucket and I don't recirculate the water. Once a week I spray it down with clorox anywhere disinfectant and rinse well. I agree that it should not be...

They are reputable. I've purchased from them in the past. It took about 4 days to get a response.

What are you using for supplements? Is he/she having any noticeable eye problems?

He's very pretty. Congratulations.

Welcome. Look in the forums, health clinic, how to ask for help. You will find a template to fill in that will give other forum member valuable information about your current problem and help us figure out what is going wron and how to help you correct it. If your Cham is having...

Oh the poor guy. Hows his balance on branches? Is he eating on his own yet?

Some species of Chameleon have large modified nasal ridges. And there is quite a bit of variability within chams like Panthers who have them.

I have a corn plant that blooms in the winter. It has a very strong fragrance and the flowers are nice. They only open at night though.

I have Cattleya and Oncidium orchids on the back wall of my Chams enclosure. They add a nice touch of color when in Blume