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Great video of your chameleons feeding! Thanks for sharing. Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

I think that phase of Furcifer pardalis is a Blue Bar Red Bodied Ambilobe Furcifer pardalis. Although there is some orange coloring on the body. I have got a male Ambilobe Furcifer pardalis from Chameleons 101 that I think may be from that sire. Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Your chameleons look happy! Thanks for sharing pictures with the Chameleon Forums. Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

I have found over the years that the family Chamaeleonidae has an affinity for water. That is when looking for them in the wild habitats the place I normally start looking is vegetation area's near a water source (Spring or Creeks). Plus some species enjoy water so much that they take comfort...

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

I would say if the gaping persists Chamelionaire may be starting to developing an Upper Respitory infection. You seem to have adequate air flow in your enclosure. However I would schedule a vet visit for some antibiotics if Chameleonaire does have an Upper Respitory infection. How clean is...

What is the airflow in Chameleonaires enclosure? Is he being housed in a glass, 50/50 enclosure or screen enclosure? Chameleonaire could be gaping due to a lack of air flow. Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich

Best Regards Jeremy A. Rich