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I like how he has those light feet, makes him look interesting :)

Okay, its a good start from the photos. Youll need a few more vines in there, they have bendy ones on amazon for about 9 to 11 dollars theyre six feet long. You see where that stick you have that's going closer to the top, you may want to move your basking bulb closer to that so hes only a few...

Okay, and how do you know when theyre receptive to breed? is there a different coloration orrr is when when they're gravid?

What does gravid mean when it comes to females? Mean receptive for a male or starting to grow clutch of eggs?

Welcome! Yes for sure. They need a few weeks to adjust. As long as he is eating and drinking he will be fine. Younger chameleons usually need have different needs then older chameleon. Can you post pics of him an his enclosure? So we can get idea of what his set up is like

Those things get disgustingly big lol ... i personally are creeped out by them... id rather touch a dubia roach

No yeah for sure... the 2 gal one. Def suffices for now. N has 2 nossels

Yeah i know thats the intervals but mine has under its first interval the letter T on it.. i have no idea what it means... yeah i need a bucket an more space for mistking. This is working well for the time being.. had it since june last year sprayers are nice n fine and works well for now..

On the monsoon mister what does the T symbol mean on the cycle option?. It goes T then every 1 2 3 4 8 .. ect

Nahh i feel it too... prob just sunken, from being scared n maybe dehydrated. Space will help, do you know anything bout her previous situation?

Yeah they can be very quick... yeah im not worried bout my dog, my cats another story. luckily hes not interesting enough to excite a cat though lol. But id never expose him to them.

Compared to a potentially cluttering looking free range set up i like how you boxed in a little "play area" lol

I have no experience with females. But from the photos her eyes look sunken in. Make sure she gets some water. But for your question someone will most likely answer in a few

I always wanted a social chameleom. Thats like a lottery win for me lol... my guys friendly but i need to work with him with handling.. i never really do. But wana start getting him into the sun this spring.

So you bring your cham out daily? Does he come to you willingly knowing hell go in the sun or he/she a shy one.

From New york, its like 35 here.. not acceptable for chams yet.. and urghhh dont get me started on snow lol

Totally normal... itll ease up over time but you def need some more vines an branches.. to make it easier to crawl down. Actually it looks like hes shedding... he prob rubbing against screen to loosen it... thats normal too

Do hibiscus need high light? People who have them, are they hardy or picky with light?

Oh i walked in on him drinking lol... he doesnt drink in front of me either. But same his urates are good but i wish i witnessed it more often

Nah i know but maybe if someone has had theirs do the same or something. Blah gotta say these creatures are def more complex in husbandry