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He’s gorgeous!

Male, has male colors and patterning as well as a hemipenile bulge

If it’s possible, a few better pics of the back tail would help. Other than that, I believe you have a sweet little girl based on the peach color and circular patterns.

Sounds good!

Overall he looks really healthy! He may be a bit overweight, but it might just be the angle of the photos. How much do you feed him and how often?

They are so cute! Little H looks like they're so interested in the camera and it's so adorable!

Both, they’re both like tiny dinosaurs and I think it’s adorable

I have two favorite kinds of animal-panther chameleons and crocodile skinks. Also, my little brothers cats are pretty cute too

If I'm correct, I believe op received Algae with a messed up eye.

The blue ones are not super bad, in my opinion, but the problem I have is just how bright the darned things are. I've used a 100 watt bulb for Pete during winter, and it wasn't half as bright as the daylight blue at 25 watts. Thing was like a flashbang, but I'm not sure if it was an isolated...

Not quite sure what its care would be, but I've kept a few injured ones overnight to keep them from being eaten by the owls. They don't seem to like crickets, but I have seen them eat ants

It's a western fence lizard, that one appears to be a juvenile

Absolutely adorable!

Im not very sure about veiled chameleons, but it appears that there are male color patterns on their side. Very faint, but still there.

I’ve already dropped all social media aside from the forums and Snapchat so I can text friends

Personally, I have no experience with coccidia and do not know its frequency. The best option would probably be to search coccidia on the forums while you wait for the vet.

Beautiful little girl, 100%. No bulge, and female colors. Hopefully you have a laybin on standby for her if she is 8 months.

Possibly. A vet visit would probably be best to check their overall health.

Sorry for the late response! Your care appears to be in order, and rostral projections refers to the crests around his nose.

100% male. Just from the rostral protrusions alone. Please fill this out so we can check your husbandry. Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon. How long has it been in your care? Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? Feeding - What are you...