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maybe he doesn’t like some of the colors or how your approaching him. let him see you more often and when you pass his cage try to not look at him as much like let him do his own thing and let him understand you’re a friend not a predator trying to eat him. ( that what i did with my female for...

In my opinion you should look into getting a biodegrable pot for the plant, plant a pothos ( they grow like crazy) to help the humidity. For the branches that are in there they might be a little too big for your chameleon to grip. You should look into different various sizes of safe climbing...

Recently discovered the zoo med electrolyte soak for reptiles. Is it good/useful/safe for chameleons/geckos ? There’s no reviews that i’ve seen so i’m looking for some opinions on it :)

pay a neighborhood kid a few bucks to take it out of the lamp

Recently got an extremely nice female leopard gecko I believe she may be pregnant so I might be in for more then one :) ( Also any help getting her morph/age info ? )

Recently I’ve been taking advantage of the discount at the pet store I work at and I got my female a repti breeze XL ( only picture i’ve bothered saving of it down below ) but now she has plenty of space to explore. I have the little hammock covered in fake plants and my huge pothos with vines...

I have a reptibreeze large all set up as i’ve been using for almost a year now i believe. it’s full of hides and places for her to bask/climb/overall explore. She’s a female veiled chameleon roughly a year old, about 10-12 inches long.

i’d recommend building trust and a solid bond so the chameleon recognizes you as everything but a threat. my female was the same way until i started hand feeding her worms and roaches. hand feeding helped mine out a LOT. any time i stick my hand in there palm up she thinks i’m giving her food...

i recently bought a repti breeze XL and i’m waiting for the order of everything to come into my work so i can pay for y’all the stand and everything else to decorate it. Any suggestions on how i should set it up? I’m gonna put the plant i have currently in the new cage along with the sticks and...

Haven’t been on the forums recently ( by recent i mean like a good 4+ months ) This is my female veiled that’s roughly a year old now :) I’m still waiting on her to lay her eggs but pretty soon i plan on getting her into a reptibreeze XL ( currently she’s in the Large version of the cage...

i dug her hole for her and nothing yet she hasn’t even bothered to look at it by what i see. on a good note the soil i got can hold a tunnel very well lol

what about food/water? i know i could give her a heavy misiting and she’ll be fine on food for a day or so. should i just cover the sides or just throw a sheet over?

she’s still eating a good amount of crickets every other day. and around 6 PM i see her patiently waiting for her lights to shut off ( she sleeps in the back right corner almost every night )

The picture above was 2 hours ago on the dot. The following was about 8 days ago

Since about late november ( around thanksgiving ) i’ve noticed she’s looked gravid. And since then shes gotten a little fatter visually speaking. I think i may be able to see one of her formed eggs ( picture below ) and i check her cage every day to see if she has been digging test tunnels but...

you can ask your family members if they need any chores done or go on craigslist for a cash in hand job

Maybe he was a little tired this evening ? My veiled gets extremely lime colored around 1-2 hours before her lights shut off usually.

Does he usually turn lighter around his bedtime/when he sleeps?

You should also give it to the feeders. I know my veiled doesn’t eat too many of her greens so gutloadin is something you should get used to doing :)

When I first got my female veiled she was the same way. I’ve had her for almost 6 months and after a LOT of hand feeding any time i put my hand in there palm up toward her she looks directly at my palm and expects food. Even tries to eat my hand sometimes :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:. Veileds have a lot...