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Yes, they get pissy and lookf for females.

A potted plant is not adequate, you need play sand as a substrate, and the cham will have difficulty digging through the roots... Even if it could, then you are harming your plant.

Can you fill out the whole form with the current temps and humidity specified? What you think is recommended might not be right... We can't help you if you answer each question saying it is what's recommended...

It depends on the plant, a hibiscus for example will need a grow light while a pothos will be fine :)

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Forgot to add the form :)

@kated You got lots of work to do.... Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? -vieled chameleon, male, age 3 months, had for 2 months. Do you have pictures of when you first got him? He looks very small for a 3 month old...

I don't see the answers? It seems you have just quoted the message and posted it.

Oh, my bad, I didn't read your post fully. From the first one she is definitely too small to be sold, but in the second one it is hard to tell, since there is no reference for size. Can you post more current pics of her?

Too young to be sold, thats for sure. I would say less then a month?

Chickens

Females lay infertile eggs.

She doesn't like the fact it's plastic

On another picture you posted in the thread "Shedding", his eyes did not look sunken in. Something is causing his eyes to be sunken in, wether it be stress or dehydration.

His eyes are sunken in... What is your hydration schedule?

I will :)

So a poor uvb source will not kill a chameleon? Poor uvb leads to MBD and MBD kills chams?

You should throw away what you have now pretty much. You need a new uvb bulb and fixture. If you would like to keep the dual dome with just the heat bulb in then you can also do that.

Yeah, I do. @Kaizen must have forgot to mention in his feedback that you need a linear t5 ho linear bulb. The dual dome you have will kill your cham. Here is what you should gutload with for at least 24-48 hours before feeding:

Favorite pic by far!